The traditional fan ceremony is celebrated at the Quirinale a few days before the start of the white semester.
Vaccines, reforms and recovery, political responsibility and great attention to the many measures that are coming into being and that must be closed through a close dialogue between government and parliament.
It will not be a balance of his seven years - it is definitely too early and there will be an opportunity to speak to the Italians in the traditional year-end speech - what Sergio Mattarella will trace today when meeting the parliamentary press in the Fan ceremony.
Too much is the meat on the fire to be cooked in the next six months which coincide with the delicate process of the "white semester", that is the period of time in which the President of the Republic must silence his most powerful weapon, that is the possibility of dissolving the Chambers .
A constitutional rule that has long been criticized by constitutionalists and that does not even convince the current head of state who in unsuspecting times used the reflections of Antonio Segni to signal how perhaps the time had come to reform it. It is understandable that Mattarella is looking with concern at the next few months when the parties, and therefore the parliamentarians, will be able to play hard knowing they do not risk being sent home. It is therefore probable that Mattarella will return to the subject, recalling that raising the political temperature in the next six months could become risky for the implementation of the gigantic aid plan put in place by Europe. That National Recovery and Resilience Plan (Pnrr) which is one of the two reasons why the emergency executive led by Mario Draghi was born.The second founding reason of the government, that is the pandemic emergency, will certainly be the subject of the reflections of the president who, for the first time outdoors from the gardens of the Quirinale, will recall the sacrifices made, the painful measures taken to push the country to continue in the road of prudence. And therefore vaccinations. Mattarella, as we know, had a secular and rational approach to the issue from the beginning. He was among the first to announce that he would be vaccinated and can only look with fear at the pockets of resistance in the matter.the painful measures taken to push the country to continue along the path of prudence. And therefore vaccinations. Mattarella, as we know, had a secular and rational approach to the issue from the beginning. He was among the first to announce that he would be vaccinated and can only look with fear at the pockets of resistance in the matter.the painful measures taken to push the country to continue along the path of prudence. And therefore vaccinations. Mattarella, as we know, had a secular and rational approach to the issue from the beginning. He was among the first to announce that he would be vaccinated and can only look with fear at the pockets of resistance in the matter.
Sergio Mattarella turned 80 on 23 July and has already expressed both his personal fatigue and the belief that seven years is more than enough time to lead the presidency of the Republic.
Despite this, his name is part of the daily background - as well as in the "wishes" of several political forces - on the strategies for the election of the next President of the Republic. Mattarella is unlikely to talk about it, just as it is unlikely that he will be able to intervene on the need for Mario Draghi to continue his role at the head of the government until the end of the legislature, that is 2023. Draghi's stay in Chigi could be read, by the most unscrupulous observers, as a sort of self-candidature for an encore. Here, what Mattarella just does not want is that the next six months are wasted in "horoscopal" forecasts and not in the realization of facts and works.