Giuseppe Conte closes the door to the wide field. The person who will put an end to the project of an expanded political alliance, including the Democratic Party, the 5 Star Movement and Italia Viva, is the president of M5S, guest of Bruno Vespa in Five Minutes in Raiuno. “As soon as the 5 Star Movement said ‘a wound has been opened here’ with this explosive bomb placed on this large field that no longer exists, we are documenting this tonight, we are documenting it. Part of the Democratic Party and its secretary is a real and serious political problem.” .
The five-star leader’s move is directed at both IV leader Matteo Renzi and Democratic Party secretary Elly Schlein. Conte, who did not hesitate to describe Renzi as “explosive”, said: “There is no awareness that we pose a serious political problem for the Democratic Party, we are not talking about likes and dislikes, but about public ethics.” bomb time”.
And again: “Despite the relevant positions, there are points where dialogue is established, such as the minimum wage and differentiated autonomy, but it needs to be sincere and original. We have a way to go and a lot of explaining to do.” He added that “we are not ready to continue with the Democratic Party today, but this does not mean that we do not recognize the concrete steps that have been taken. There is a basis on which the dialogue will begin, but we also need to understand its method.” Conte.
Alliance with Renzi weakened in Emilia-Romagna and Umbria
Alliances with IV are also weakening in Emilia-Romagna and Umbria, two regions close to the vote. ”Regional?” I’m not willing to juxtapose my symbol with that of Renzi, who has always been prominent in destroying, scrapping, taking money from foreign governments and being the source of pollution between business and politics. He lobbies in Italy and abroad.” In Emilia-Romagna, the centre-left candidate is the mayor of Ravenna Michele De Pascale, and in Umbria, the mayor of Assisi Stefania Proietti. Following the election of Stefano Bonaccini to the European Parliament, the very broad camp supporting the mayor Michele de Pascale in Emilia-Romagna, almost naturally and without particular discussion, also formed a strong support for the mayor of Ravenna himself and many others like him. It was born on the basis of municipal administration. Bologna is where the Democratic Party has a wide range of allies.
The conflict between Renzi and Conte is the first real political challenge for a coalition that feels very strong and victorious, considering the regional elections of 17 and 18 November. There were some signs of the aftermath of the conflict in Liguria, but local leaders of both Italia Viva and the 5 Star Movement were quick to downplay the issue, reiterating their convincing support for the PD candidate and participation in the coalition.
Renzi’s answer
Renzi’s response on the matter came quickly: “I spoke with Michele de Pascale yesterday. Italia Viva is already in the majority in Emilia-Romagna and supports first Bonaccini and then Irene Priolo. We have one council member and three council members “We have a group that has loyally supported the center-left against the attacks of the right-wing opposition and the Five Star Movement. In the next regional elections, we will stand with De Pascale with our candidates and our symbol, as previously agreed.”
And he adds: “If Conte wants to fight against Schlein, go ahead. But not in the skin of Emilia Romagna, which has already formalized the coalition. We will be there with our symbol and our candidates. We will do it.” Even if they oppose Bonaccini, not Grillini’s veto, we are not prepared to suffer for it”, Renzi confirmed in a note.
Source: Today IT
Emma Fitzgerald is an accomplished political journalist and author at The Nation View. With a background in political science and international relations, she has a deep understanding of the political landscape and the forces that shape it.
