No intervention from Sergio Mattarella on the clash between politics and justice that returned to the center of the scene after the interview with minister Guido Crosetto. Yesterday the President of the Republic, as president of the CSM, participated in the assembly of the Superior Council of the Judiciary, a meeting that took place on the days of the words of the head of the Ministry of Defense, the indictment of undersecretary Delmastro and the discussion on the tests for the clothes. But why has the Quirinale number one remained silent?
Marzio Breda answered this question in Corriere della Sera: “Mattarella was inspired by your method. In other words, avoiding interfering with hot warnings. Letting the disagreement resolve itself. And thus also encouraging the resumption of dialogue. Now this is exactly what is happening, and in Quirinale they see it with relief, after days of worry. At the moment these are just signs, but indicative: 1) the conciliatory report presented yesterday by Minister Nordio; 2) Crosetto’s announcement that he wanted to meet with the leaders of the ANM, to which most of the outfits adhere, to explain himself. Small thing. But better than wall to wall.” And here Mattarella’s strategy on the latest dossier on Italian politics is revealed.
Source: IL Tempo
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