There is "concern" about the situation that could occur in Italy in the winter, if companies were to close and high bills to arrive.
The Minister of the Interior, Luciana Lamorgese, said this at the Ambrosetti Forum in Cernobbio explaining that the next government, "whoever wins", will have to continue in the Draghi line.
"On energy too, it will certainly be necessary to follow the line that has been given up to now, because there is no risk that there will then be a particularly difficult winter, also considering the aspects of public order and safety".
"It is a concern that we have - added Lamorgese - when we see that companies will eventually have to close due to energy and gas prices", with the consequent loss of jobs, and then knowing that "the bills will arrive. hoping that a reduction will be reached based on the work being done in Europe because Europe will also be the one to give the line to all countries on this issue, as it once did with all vaccines ".
"It's too big a problem - she added - and it doesn't work for each country to go on its own".
