Chairman of the Italian National Unity Executive mario draghi, where the formations of the entire parliamentary arch are integrated, will not be repeated after the elections scheduled for next yearreassured the leaders of its two main parties this Saturday, the Democratic Party PD, centre-left Enrico Letta and (far-right League) Matteo Salvini.
“We are in an absolutely unique and unique alliance that will never be repeated.Letta spoke about the heterogeneous government majority formed around the figure of Draghi in February 2021, including the populist Five Star Movement (M5S) and conservative Forza Italia (FI). the pandemic and the management of millionaire European funds awarded to the country.
“These broad agreements with Salvini, with the Union, with the right, are an exceptional thing for us that will not be repeated.The leader of the Democratic Party (PD) insisted on holding a rally to mark the municipal elections to be held in some parts of the country next weekend.
According to Letta, “With this Parliament, the government of broad consensus is coming to an end. After the next general elections, the citizens will decide the majority and we want a centre-left that can lead the country with a reformist and progressive project.”
Salvini was also outspoken about the impossibility of re-directing with PD. He stressed in an election act of his party: “Execution of national responsibility is not a possibility in 2023” and that “there will be no more government” with the PD.
“We agreed to sacrifice these months for the homeland. being in government with someone who insults you every dayIt’s not easy, Salvini said, adding: “When (President Sergio) Mattarella asked us to unite for the good of the country and get Italy out of the pandemic, we said, ‘I obey,’ because we are not used to running away.”
But in the next general election, Salvini said, referring to the alliance with Silvio Berlusconi’s FI and the far-right Brothers of Italy (FDI), “we will support a centre-right coalition with ideas very different from those of the left.” ), was led by Giorgia Meloni, the only opposition party in parliament.
Letta and Salvini’s statements are part of the municipal electionsAt the same time, in the legislative processes, the different projects of the parties are starting to show the differences in the Italian government, and these tensions make it difficult to approve the necessary measures for Italy to receive European funds.