Matteo Salvini surprisingly sees Giuseppe Conte and Maurizio Lupi for over an hour.
The leader of the League has decided to resume the initiative, perhaps tired of waiting for the decision of Silvio Berlusconi who also today made it known that he will dissolve the reserve by Sunday evening, that is, on the eve of the first vote of the electors.
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Immediately in the parliamentary sphere, Salvini's activism was read as an attempt to stir things up in the center-right behind the first call scheduled for Monday at 3 pm But sources of the League subsequently specified that Silvio Berlusconi's decisive role remains on the Quirinale. However, this is a move that will surely explode in the Movement struggling with an internal psychodrama that well reflects the different Five-star souls in this phase. In the evening, a joint assembly of the parliamentary groups was scheduled which essentially had to decide the line with respect to the hypothesis of a move of Mario Draghi from Palazzo Chigi to the Quirinale.But now Salvini's movementism will place other options on the menu of discussions that will not help Giuseppe Conte in his attempt to impose a unified line for what is always the first parliamentary group and therefore decisive for the choice of the new head of state. Of course it is not known whether the leader of the League already has a name in mind (rumors are growing about a female candidate like Casellati or Morattti) but it certainly keeps him well covered also because Berlusconi's reaction can be unpredictable. A few days ago Vittorio Sgarbi had confided that the Knight, in addition to himself, would have a preference for the confirmation of Sergio Mattarella. The current President of the Republic, however, insists on confirming that he is out of the game and even today he politely recalled this by speaking to the CSM.If we wanted to summarize the political framework four days after the first vote of the electors, we could say that confusion reigns supreme in Parliament.
Vetoes, fears and uncertainties also characterized this day which saw Prime Minister Mario Draghi silently at work on a very hot topic such as that of refreshments and expensive bills. In fact, in these hours everything revolves around the government rather than the Quirinale. If the Draghi hypothesis remains very complex, it is precisely because of the difficulty of guaranteeing parliamentarians a legislative pact that can give certainty not to go to early elections. A puzzle that remains standing even with an alternative candidate. Not even the Democratic Party escapes internal questions and the secretary Enrico Letta has limited himself to reiterating that a super partes candidate is needed and that he must not be an expression of the center-right alone.In this climate, for the first time in the history of the Republic we could see some big voters vote from the car: in fact, the hypothesis of setting up a drive-in in the Montecitorio parking lot is materializing to allow voting even to those who are positive or positive next Monday. in quarantine.