Renzi on ‘his’ Riformista assures: “It won’t be a political newspaper. Calenda? He has changed his position on my role as director”

It will not be a party newspaper. It’s peremptory Matthew Renzi in speaking of “his” Reformist, on newsstands from tomorrow and he will be the new editorial director. “In the first issue, I think Italia viva was never mentioned,” assures the leader of IV a Five minutes on Rai1. “However – he continues – there are reflections on taxes. Every time there is a confrontation between one in favor and one against, on a topic: in this case the re-nomination of Biden. Today I was in Parliament and I asked a Susanna Camusso to do a piece against the jobs act, while Nannicini he will do it for you. In summary, it will be a place for debate, with a series of initiatives that keep strong the DNA guaranteeing the Reformist“.

Renzi will be alongside Renzi as editor-in-chief of the newspaper Andrea Rogerinephew of Bruno Vespa. And precisely on the Vespa broadcast, the leader of IV said: “Incredible news has come out these days. The State-Mafia negotiation, about which they have told us a lot of lies for 10 years, has never taken place. We let’s imagine a speech – which no one will ever make – of apologies a Giorgio Napolitano“. And he continued: “In Parliament there is a senator whose name is Scarpedwho was one of the protagonists of the negotiation story and was ‘randomly’ elected by the Five Stars: we imagine in tomorrow’s piece of the Reformist that he apologize to Napolitano. In my opinion he will not … “.

AND Charles Calenda? “Don’t we say goodbye? Absolutely false, the point is another, the statements on Reformist they were all enthusiastic, as was that of the political opponents at the beginning. Then she changed position. But with the Reformist we don’t want to make a partisan gazette, but try to address some issues. It will be a space for people with common sense,” Renzi points out.