The day after the vote, eyes focused on 'phase two' in the government

The majority and opposition parties archive the Regionals and look to the next political challenges. Especially the 'phase two' that is opening up for the government.

The leader of Iv, Matteo Renzi , aims to "draw up a reformist agenda for the good of the Italians" and warns "not to chase the justicialism on the prescription or the folly of asking for an impossible revocation for Autostrade".

Meanwhile, the leader of the Democratic Party in the House, Graziano Delrio , asks for "security decrees to be changed" and focuses on the issues of work and the family, while Romano Prodi invites the Democratic Party to "open the party doors as wide as possible" Sardines and civil society.

Matteo Salvini reiterates his line ("I would do everything I did") and remains in the trenches announcing the intention to denounce, on the story of the landing in Taranto of 400 migrants aboard a ship of the NGO Ocean Viking, Prime Minister Conte and the Minister of the Interior Lamorgese. Then he returns to attack the Prime Minister: "Between one insult and another, govern, otherwise resign ...". For the leader of the League, the next political goal will be to avoid some of the "damage" that, he said, would be committing the majority in Parliament, from "raising the age to retire" to "canceling the security decrees". "Grillo, Prodi, Conte, Zingaretti - he declares in a live broadcast on Fb - celebrate as long as you are in time because you are in the minority all over Italy".

"An organic alliance with the M5s in the next Regionals? We must have the courage to put the issue. The regional electoral system tends to polarize the vote and make the forces in the middle irrelevant. A stable government alliance cannot do not ask yourself the political need to also face regional elections in a coalition perspective. But I do not want to put the cart before the horse. If we force, we risk creating more negative than positive effects ". This is what Defense Minister Lorenzo Guerini says in an interview with 'Il Messaggero'. A position already supported by the secretary Dem Nicola Zingaretti who speaks of a possible electoral alliance with the M5S. Yes to a "progressive axis" is then the declaration-appeal of Prime Minister Conte.