Fazzolari: “The left finally united to pay for an aperitif with a POS”

“In the end I am happy that on the issue of electronic money there has been total cohesion of the left – Pd, Italian left, M5s, commentators – all finally united in the defense of bank money, a unit that has not been seen for a long time and above all focused on the possibility of defense of paying for the taxi and the aperitif with the Pos, which has become the main battle of the left in the Budget law “. So the undersecretary to the presidency John the Baptist Fazzolari intercepted near Palazzo Chigi regarding the controversy over the measure contained in the maneuver which eliminates the penalties for those who do not accept cards for payments up to 60 euros.

“Not the defense of workers or of the most fragile categories, of the social question – he continues – but the electronic money of the banks. In summary, ‘hasta la visa siempre'”.

The controversy with Bank of Italy

Yesterday, after Bankitalia’s criticism of the Meloni government maneuver, Fazzolari had expressed his dissent: “It expresses the vision of the private banks in which it participates, it tells a distorted story”.

The statement, and subsequent replies, have alerted Palazzo Chigiwho then clarified the undersecretary’s words in a note: “Fazzolari has never questioned the autonomy of Bankitalia. On the contrary, he reiterates his full appreciation for the work of via Nazionale”.

The oppositions: “Unheard-of attack”

An attack that did not go unnoticed, however. He responded to Fazzolari immediately Antonio Misiani, Head of Economy of the Democratic Party. “The theory of Undersecretary Fazzolari on Bankitalia which criticizes the budget law because it is participated by private banks is fanciful. We look forward to his tirade against the demo-pluto-Jewish-Masonic finance conspiracy”, writes the senator dem on social media.

The deputy of Article 1 Frederick Fornaro he goes one step further and also calls the premier into question: “The Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, denies her undersecretary to the presidency, the protagonist of a coarse and indefensible attack on the seriousness and independence of the Bank of Italy”.