Government first cracks in Meloni’s consensus

Looks like the honeymoon is over. Citizens now want to see the truth from the government of Giorgia Meloni. Of course, according to the executive, this government has done a lot. Beginning with a budget bill that came between the heads and necks of a newly sworn Giorgia Meloni before the halls of parliament. However, Italians, who have begun to show a certain distrust in recent polls about the major programmatic issues of the centre-right, do not seem so convinced.

As a matter of fact, this

According to Ipsos Srl, out of an audience of 500 interviewed, most of the interviewees are now beginning to believe that the Brothers of Italy, and with them the entire centre-right, will deliver on the promises made during their turn. election campaign.

Italy’s commitment to Europe

When asked about the results Italy brought to Europe, respondents were asked if there were any positive results. Majority

• not 42%
• Yes 39%
• 19% don’t know

Immigration problem

Another issue that centre-right voters attach importance to is immigration. The centre-right has always had a strong election campaign on this issue and has announced initiatives aimed above all to stop the expulsions from North Africa. And so, pollsters asked Italians how they evaluated the government’s management of the immigration problem.

• Efficient 32%
• Inefficient 53%
• 15% don’t know

Bridge over the Strait of Messina

One of the most sensational promises is the bridge over the strait. It’s something the right has wanted for decades and now Infrastructure Minister Matteo Salvini is trying to do and make his name known. But do the Italians believe it? It looks like no. When asked whether it was even thought that this government could actually build the bridge over the Strait of Messina, the Italians replied:

• Yes 29%
• not 54%
• 17% don’t know