“Schlein demonstrate what he is made of. Salvini? It is useless to fight now”. The reforms according to Minister Ciriani

More than the balance sheets, the next day, the one that follows “a positive day in any case, if only because none of the oppositions, and it was not obvious, showed up with a knife between their teeth”, more than the balance sheets, it was said, Luca Ciriani the next day prefers to devote it to roll calls. To Elly Schlein, “so that he can demonstrate what his leadership is made of and not take refuge in the comfort of benevolentism”; to the allies of the Lega and Forza Italia, “because fighting over the details now makes no sense, so we remain united in an attempt to offer a shared response to a problem that we all believe we must overcome, and even the premiership in this sense can be a good solution”. And the Minister for Relations with Parliament, a measured Melonian and not prone to emphasis, addresses a little, perhaps, the last appeal to himself, to his party, to this ambitious, perhaps risky willpower that premier shows in wanting to embark, too, in the most prohibitive of political challenges. “Of course, institutional reforms are not a subject that fascinates the electorate, and there is the fact that tackling it costs a few votes. But it is a battle that serves Italy as a country, not this or that faction”. I mean, do you believe it? “Certain. And I would say that Tuesday’s consultations in the Chamber offered good premises for a more defined proposal to be drawn up within a short time. If they are roses, it will be seen”.