Rave, the government opens to changes, "but the laws are respected"

The government is ready to accept constructive changes on the decree law on raves but there is no discussion on one point: "we want to prevent the laws of the Italian state from being respected. The story of those who do not want to respect the laws is over!" .

faces her first press conference after a heavy Council of Ministers, dedicated to the launch of the Nadef, swollen with numbers and figures and entirely focused on measures to counter the high bills.

A calm press conference that warms up only when the topic of the much-discussed Piantedosi decree is introduced, which has raised illegal gatherings to a criminal offense, with very severe penalties.

"If someone has improvement rules, we listen to them", he said, explaining that it is the task of parliamentary activity to improve the measures.

But immediately after he plants some stakes that are the figure of the center-right government: "whatever you want to do-stigmatizes Meloni-you have to respect the laws. And this Italy of those who don't want to do it for us is over".

And he adds: They told us that we want to ban demonstrations, nothing further from me.

Then they also told us that 'these poor kids can't have fun anymore and will have to go abroad' ... ".

After having pitted a series of data on the measures decided such as the

and the idea of ​​having controlled prices for more energy-intensive companies, the Minister of Economy Giancarlo took the floor. Giorgetti to ensure that the government presents itself to Parliament with "a prudent and responsible attitude".

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- to measures against high energy prices. The deficit will in fact go from 3.4% tendentially to 4.5% programmatic".

 There was no shortage of a visit on his recent trip to Brussels for a first contact with the leaders of the Union.

The premier assured that she asked the European Union to stop gas speculation because a combined approach is needed to stop the rush of energy prices: "we will have to think about all the existing resources and how to spend them better", he assured.

On the Italian front, the Prime Minister confirmed the

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More in detail, the possibility of freeing up some Italian gas extractions is being studied by facilitating existing concessions and imagining new ones.

"We will ask the concessionaires who join to make available, in exchange, between 1 billion and 2 billion cubic meters of gas from January to be allocated to energy-intensive companies at controlled prices".

On the PNRR, a very delicate issue for Brussels, "we pointed out - he added - that with the changed context some things are more difficult to achieve, we have an estimated increase in the cost of raw materials of 30-35%. grace and intelligence ", he observed.

In Brussels "I have not found any preconceived closures and let's get to the point".

Now the situation is more complex, there

The premier confirmed that she wanted to proceed with caution on the measures and announced that next week she will meet the trade unions and the social partners on the budget law.

There was also time to "thank" the council of ministers which also had to absorb a spending review provision by the ministries: "no one objected, I was expecting an animated discussion that did not take place".

Finally, he

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"We work to keep all the commitments that are required of us and I do not think there will be problems in the majority. I believe that the credibility of our nation in meeting its commitments is a condition to then ask for solidarity. We will do everything that needs to be done and I do not foresee problems on this issue ", he confirmed