At the center of the debate is the Draghi government, the efforts to get out of the pandemic but also the commitment to make the most of the Recovery plan funds. Sideways, but still central, the theme of alliances. According to the sources, Enrico Letta and Minister Luigi Di Maio would have spoken of this in Rome. Another meeting, therefore, with the new secretary of the Democratic Party after last week’s face to face with Giuseppe Conte. The same former premier who last night in streaming explained to the aletti of the 5Stelle how he would like to change the Movement. Of course, it will not be all that simple for Giuseppe Conte but not even for Enrico Letta given the sudden tensions that explode from time to time at the Nazarene. But once the field has been cleared of internal disagreements, the issue remains the future of the government and the path of 5Stelle and Pd to the next electoral commitments. Starting with Rome. Where if it becomes more and more complex for the Grillini not to support Virginia Raggi’s re-nomination, it is not so easy for the Democratic Party to find the person to nominate for the Capitol. There are suitors, but Letta has not yet decided. For now, what we see and what is said (internal sources) and that today’s meeting at the Farnesina between the minister and the secretary took place in a cordial atmosphere. Too little, however, to be able to define tomorrow’s path from today.
The two politicians explain Nazarene sources already knew each other, it is again underlined, and the appointment served to address issues such as the South, with particular attention to the social and economic impact that the pandemic is having on the South, as well as Europe and the National Recovery and Resilience Plan and the Next Generation Eu. In terms of political relations, the dem secretary recounted the first weeks as secretary of the Democratic Party, also illustrating the programmatic system and the scheme of the alliances already outlined during the meeting with Giuseppe Conte. Furthermore, Letta presented the plan to use this part of the legislature to carry out the institutional reforms that are possible and that serve to “cure a sick democracy”, it is still reported. The challenge to the right “launched by Letta can arise from the left by bringing together progressives and reformists”, comments Francesco Boccia, deputy for the Democratic Party and head of local authorities of the national secretariat: “We have never been subordinates to the M5s and today it is perhaps even more evident why Giuseppe Conte is no longer prime minister but an integral part of the political project we are facing. I am sure that together we will build an alliance and a field that the Italians will like ».