A day and a half of detachment in the highly reserved villa in Umbria and then Mario Draghi will resume the consultations to try to give a new government to Italy.
After the first round, we get to the heart with the second round
.
The last one, probably.
Objective: to fit all the pieces of a new very large majority (from the PD and Leu to the unexpected League, from the M5s to Forza Italia), go up to the Quirinale with the finished puzzle and dissolve the reserve of the assignment received on February 3.
Draghi could report to President Mattarella on Wednesday 10 or even the night before, after the talks with the parties.
In the best of the ladders,
Giuseppe Conte's successor and his team could swear by Friday 12
.
The person in charge could also discuss with the social partners.
A long-awaited dialogue by companies and trade unions, anticipated by Draghi immediately after receiving the mandate from Colle but for now without an official call.
So much so as to suggest that trade unions, companies and categories could be formally called to a government done, directly at Palazzo Chigi.
What is certain is the calendar of political consultations.
This afternoon it will be the turn of the small parties
:
from 3
pm with the Mixed group of the Chamber until 5.30 pm with the Autonomies (in the middle, the Italian Movement Abroad, Action, + Europe, the radicals, Noi con Italia, Cambiamo, Centro Democratico ).
Tuesday,
busy day from 11am to 5.15pm.
The first to sit down again at the table with Draghi will be the so-called 'responsible', the group of Europeanists-Maie-Democratic Center born in the Senate after Conte's resignation.
Then Leu, Italia viva, Fratelli d'Italia, Pd, Forza Italia, Lega and M5s.
At that point the picture could be clear to trigger the super banker synthesis, while Parliament's confidence could also come the following week, after February 14th.
In any case, according to the practice of alternation, the first vote should be in the Senate.
But the group leaders' conference should decide, also based on political evaluations.
In the meantime, due to Conte's resignation on January 26, parliamentary activity is on standby.
'Suspended' the halls of the Chamber and Senate, next week the work will continue in small committees monopolized by the hearings for the examination of the proposed recovery and resilience plan, functional to the Recovery plan.
This will be the case in the Budget Committees of Montecitorio and in the Budget and European Policies of Palazzo Madama.
Furthermore, in the Chamber there will be hearings for the reform of the IRPEF in the Finance Committee while the Social Affairs will hear the extraordinary commissioner, Domenico Arcuri, on the vaccine plan.
