(ANSA) - ROME, OCTOBER 30 - The Government, which will meet tomorrow in a first operational CDM, is looking for the resources to follow up on the commitments made during the electoral campaign but the spaces, as is well known, will not allow to accommodate all the wishes.
Also because the impact of the maneuver, to start the first interventions, cope with emergencies (bills first of all), finance the non-deferrable expenses, already touches a respectable figure: about 20 billion, which rises to 40 according to some calculations.
It is likely that many measures are therefore only initiated.
One thing is certain: "The costs of the bills have become unsustainable", underlines even today the premier, Giorgia Meloni, "there is no more time to waste".
And while looking at Istat, which tomorrow will put the GDP figure for the third quarter in black, the government is reasoning about the spaces for intervention on the deficit.
The task is not easy because the recovery from the deficit always remains in the attention of Brussels.
But today a cold shower arrives from Berlin which points out through the Minister of Finance, Christian Lindner, a "no" to the hypothesis of the repayment of the debt to be negotiated bilaterally.
The Minister of Infrastructures, Matteo Salvini, is trying to speed up the construction sites, starting from the Ponte sull'Stretto.
He will talk about it on Tuesday 8 November with the governors of Calabria and Sicily, Roberto Occhiuto and Renato Schifani.
As in every maneuver, there are many hypotheses circulating, some of a political nature, others already visited by the executive.
In addition to the revisitation of the Citizenship Income, today another battle horse of the 5S ends up in the crosshairs: the 110% bonus.
The Fornero Law chapter is still open.
Among the hypotheses there is also that of a bonus to stay at work for over 63 years.
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