Great maneuvers by Matteo Renzi that trigger the “Operations Center”. That’s what Corriere della Sera calls it, according to which the leader of Italia viva, after being divorced from Carlo Calenda, works to unite the reformist forces less close to the right of the government and to the left, in parliamentary groups with the name, precisely, The Center. The operation seems to have no opposition from the former Third Pole ally. With Renzi “we are already divorced” and if the parliamentary groups are still united, “I can’t help it. It has my last name in the symbol, the decision must be taken by Renzi. But we are two different parties and we will go to the Europeans separately. At one hundred percent,” the leader of Action told La Repubblica today.
But who will go to the new Center? The goal of the senator and former prime minister is “to gnaw a piece of Forza Italia and the reformist front of the Democratic Party”. “With Berlusconi it was Forza Italia, with Tajani it’s ‘Forse Italia’, undecided about everything” are Renzi’s phrases that accompany today’s headline in the newspaper he runs, il Riformista, which is precisely “Forse Italia”, with a large photo from Tajani. From the depths of Corriere it emerges that Renzi is sure it is only a matter of time: the emotional tide that keeps FI voters still attached to the party founded by Silvio Berlusconi is destined to end soon, and the former prime minister will try to to intercept this constituency. Network of surprises like a possible descent to the field of Pier Silvio Berlusconi.
Source: IL Tempo
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