Meloni uses golden power on Pirelli. Well. But something doesn’t add up

According to the lines of the allegedly circulated draft, the group controlled by the Chinese party will have to abstain from managing the multinational. But the prescriptions alone run the risk of not changing the state of affairs anyway

The rumors circulating about the measure of golden power expected within a few days by the Italian government in the Sinochem-Pirelli case left us essentially dumbfounded at first sight. And they were not entirely dispelled by the Palazzo Chigi note released in the early evening while this newspaper was going to press. On the surface, the lines of the allegedly circulated draft seemed very prescriptiveand aimed at guaranteeing that it is not the orders given to Beijing by the Communist Party that can influence Pirelli governance, and even less that Beijing can get its hands on all the data and experience performance of the digital and sensor technologies developed in recent years by Pirelli.