The government’s stop to the transfer of Superbonus credits, the reactions

The Superbonus continues to cause discussion. But an opening comes from FdI with respect to the modification of the stop on the transfer of credits and the discount on the invoice included in the Aid decree by the Meloni government. “That of the Superbonus it was a time bomb that sooner or later had to explode”, he underlines to the broadcast Agora Thomas Foti, group leader of the Brothers of Italy in the Chamber, anticipating however that the provision could undergo adjustments. “I’m used to evaluating politics as it manifests itself, not from statements – he says – We can’t put the public finances at risk. Of course we are ready to make changes”.

And the deputy of FdI also confirms it Alfredo Antoniozzi. “On the Superbonus we evaluate changes with allies, including those of credit securitization. Pd and Cinquestelle have put our accounts and our public securities at risk”.

Foti then explained that “the Superbonus, but the transfer of credit to local entities that were replacing the banking system. A viable path – he announced – is to evaluate the securitization of the assigned credits “. And he added:” This drastic measure was adopted because what was supposed to be a spot intervention has been degenerating. Even the government knew it Dragonsbut it was not possible to intervene on the Superbonus for political reasons”.

The protest of Pd and 5S

The Democratic Party, however, attacks the choices of the executive. “Building bonuses serve and will serve for the European choices we make. What has worked badly is the transfer of credits”, admits the former minister dem Vincent Amendola. “This monetization – he continues – has run aground and instead of having a discussion that opens up a social bomb on businesses and families, we can discuss how to unblock 15 billion credits. We spent months discussing seaside resorts and Pos and no The time has been found to discuss matters such as these.”

The 5S is also controversial Stephen Patuanelliwho in an interview with Everyday occurrence defines the government decree on Superbonus as “a crazy decision, which will have devastating effects on the economic fabric of which the government is not even fully aware”. This is because, he explains, “by blocking the discount on invoices and the transfer of credit, in fact, a fatal blow is dealt to all building bonuses. Less will be used: it means fewer jobs, fewer employees, less building redevelopment. And without resolving the block substandard loans, which puts 25,000 businesses and over 100,000 jobs at risk, not to mention the families who had planned the works”.

The doubts of Forza Italia

Even in the majority, however, cracks have opened. Forza Italia expresses perplexity about the choice of Meloni and the minister Giorgetti and the blue senator Maurice Gasparri in an interview with National newspaperhe explains: “The government decree did not arrive unexpectedly, nor in ways other than the speed inherent in that measure. But it was the details, in our opinion, that had to be carefully evaluated in order to combine three needs: the safeguarding of public finances, protect exposed companies and families, and condominiums who have entrusted themselves to companies”.