M5S, Grillo in Rome between Conte and the Elsewhere Church. And Di Battista-Corriere.it reappears

Beppe Grillo lands in Rome for the show, but the limelight (in the stalls) is also for Alessandro Di Battista. A stage that risks being a nodal point for the near future of the Movement. Entertainment and politics merge: the guarantor returns to Rome to present his book on Altrovism (complete with the first church founded in the garden of the house) and for the theatrical tour of “I am the worst” staged at the Brancaccio theater. His blitz in the capital as usual brings the starry founder back to the center of the M5S galaxy. Grillo will meet Giuseppe Conte in the next few hours: there are various discussions to be addressed with the president of the Movement. They range from economic-administrative topics (such as some issues concerning the renewal of the guarantor’s consultancy contract), to the political nodes of these days, with the advent of Elly Schlein at the helm of the dem and the attitude that the Five Stars intend to maintain towards the former ally and the new leader (who has currently monopolized issues and spaces reserved for the opposition). The contiani are divided: there are those who would like a more combative line in order not to end up penalized and those who, instead, are pressing for a coalition axis. Grillo in the past few days has shown himself to be an opening for Schlein. Then on the table are the issues reserved for dialogue in Europe with the Greens, held back by some positions (such as the pro-Chinese ones) of the guarantor.

But more than face to face with Conte, for Grillo – who in recent days launched yet another provocation from the stage: “I feel like Jesus. I was betrayed like Jesus. But like him I’m not angry, like Jesus was not with Judas, he knew he would betray him and said so the next day I rise again and win” – the show risks being a direct confrontation with the weight (and the appeal ) within the Movement. There are several big names who should participate in the evening at the Brancaccio to underline the link also of the new course with the founder of the Five Stars. But above all there are rumors of a “particular” presence. It is possible that in the audience at Brancaccio Alessandro Di Battista sits as a simple spectator, evoked by many starred as the “response” of the Movement to Elly Schlein. His eventual full-fledged return to the Movement indicated as “the best answer” to recover consensus among the disappointed.