Draghi, South not discriminated against, funds always few if not spent

(ANSA) - ROME, APRIL 27 - "It will be important to prevent the extraordinary programs in the South from being compensated by a reduction in ordinary expenditure. The first lesson, however, is that the South has not been discriminated against: it will be possible to do better, to make up for some shortcomings, but not "It is a guilty discrimination. The second is that the resources will always be few if one does not use

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To use them certainly the reforms will help but there is a historical inertia that is not guilty but is seen above all in the planning phase. The government has foreseen in the planning phase. pnrr working groups that can be of help in this phase if you like ". Mario Draghi says it to the Senate. (HANDLE).