Elections, Calenda opens for Renzi, the controversy arises between Boschi and Bonino: “Personal ranks”. The Democratic Party is silent

In the great waltz of alliances, Matteo Renzi is increasingly isolated. After the agreement signed today between the Democratic Party, Action and + Europe, the knot in Italia Viva remains. At the end of the meeting that led to the definition of the agreement between the three parties, it was Carlo Calenda who launched an overture to Matteo Renzi. “The doors are open to everyone and I’ve been thinking a lot about it. It’s pretty clear that breaking through at this stage almost always pays off from a numbers point of view, but there’s no politics to numbers. I think someone has already placed vetoes from a coalition point of view. “.

But +Europa leader Emma Bonino, in an interview with Sky Tg24, warns: Renzi in the coalition? “Calm down, it’s not a pot where everyone arrives at the last moment. Renzi is in trouble, but I don’t know what to do, he put himself in this difficulty.” Immediate reaction from the leader of Italia Viva who explained on Twitter: “We wanted Draghi in government, alone against everyone. Today we do not ally ourselves with those who voted against Draghi. Politics comes before convenience. What others define loneliness, we call it courage. Ready, we are “screams Renzi. But Maria Elena Boschi also intervenes in the matter and with a tweet she detonates the veto of the leader of +Europa: “Emma Bonino says no to Matteo Renzi because in 2014 she was not confirmed as chancellor. I think it’s better to build the #TerzoPolo instead of living of personal grudges”.

But Emma Bonino is not there and responds in kind: “People attribute their feelings to others… Boschi will have a grudge for your reasons, it is not a trait of my character. Your feelings apply them to you, because to me you apply them to me.” attribute it to me that there will be so many flaws but not this one… You think what you want”, he emphasizes. And, in this last controversy, the Democratic Party is silent.

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