Di Maio against Renzi: 'They wanted a government with Mastella-Vitali'

"Conte II fell due to an escalation well orchestrated by Renzi,

but I never understood why it was healthier for someone to govern with the so-called managers (from Clemente Mastella to Luigi Vitali di FI, who worked on the decriminalization of false accounting and a long series of amnesties, who later became Undersecretary of Justice in Berlusconi II) rather than consolidating the majority, which would have allowed the M5s to continue to exercise leadership in the executive. And Conte to remain at Palazzo Chigi ".

writes it

in the book 'A love called politics' (Piemme) of which an anticipation has been spread.

"The government of national unity - continues Di Maio in his book to be released tomorrow - was the consequence of a political implosion that the country, in one of the most dramatic moments in its history, could never have endured.

After celebrating for months and months the importance of being there, of governing, of affecting for the good of citizens, even at the cost of compromising our consent , why would we suddenly have to change direction? ".

    "Despite some errors - writes the head of the Farnesina - the 5 Star Movement has had many merits in recent years, first of all that of restoring humanity and dignity to a system that had lost its sense of reality.

    Today, maintaining our support to this government, we are demonstrating it. I have never been interested in this internal controversy between loyalists and anti-governmentists, here it is not a question of being loyal to a majority or a president, but to the nation ".