Schlein aims for 30 percent. Candidates move. Calenda wants D’Amato with action in the EU

In Elly Schlein’s “magic tortellini” there is optimism for the forthcoming European elections. Despite the poor results of the administrations, among the people in the Nazarene closest to the secretary, the mantra that is transmitted to the party is that in a year’s time, in the race for Brussels, the Democratic Party will be 30 percent. “And at that point, they won’t take us off anymore: we will govern the Democratic Party peacefully for the next three years”, they say with conviction. “A certainty or just an attempt to frighten and divide minorities?” they ask from the parts of the reformist Base, the current of Lorenzo Guerini. But perhaps the first hypothesis is right, if it is true that her secretary in her private conversations cherishes the dream of moving to Palazzo Chigi after beating Giorgia Meloni.