The government dismisses two divergent reports on the Pnrr. The Mef corrects Palazzo Chigi

Terrible doubt. There is a debate whether “there are 118 measures” of the Pnrr “with respect to which elements of difficulty have been identified”therefore if “the measures with the greatest number of elements of weakness are equal to 11 per cent of the total”, with “40 investments and a reform that are affected by market imbalances” and if “there are 38 measures in total (32 per cent of the total) which present two problems”. Or if these numbers are all wrong, and the most critical measures “are 120”, those with the greatest number of criticalities “are equal to 10 percent of the total”with “42 investments and a reform that are affected by market imbalances” and “the measures that present two problems are in total 43 (36 per cent of the total)”. The first survey is from the Meloni government. The second, too. Yet the Report on the Pnrr just sent to the Chambers differs from the one available on the Palazzo Chigi website. But it doesn’t end there.