Forza Italia is tired of Nordio’s delays. Tensions with the League. The abuse of office ignites the scuffle on the right

The forcing of the Azzurri, the wrath of the Keeper of the Seals: “Stop, there is nothing to mediate”. But Pittalis, a Berlusconian, doesn’t agree: “No results from Via Arenula, so we betray our voters”. The Northern League Bongiorno is the stumbling block between the minister and the Cav.

That there is excitement is demonstrated by the embarrassment of Ciro Maschio. “Here we touch the high voltage wires, I prefer not to comment,” says the Melonian president of the Justice Commission. A few steps away from him, at four in the afternoon, in the middle of the Transatlantic, Carlo Nordio spreads his arms in front of Tommaso Foti, group leader of FdI in the Chamber: “I was a retired gentleman, all happy, look how I am”. It is reduced that the Minister of Justice does, not exactly bad, but he is in effect forced into the swamps of a government coalition which, precisely on justice, cannot find harmony. And in fact when his collaborators approach him to exhort him to diplomacy (“We should try to mediate with Forza Italia, which poses an issue as a party, not as a majority”), he blurts out: “But what is there to mediate? For me, it’s not.”