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The stop & go of the League continues. And yesterday, judging by the words of the deputy secretary Andrew Crippait was a day of rest with regard to the allies and the government.

The number 2 of Matthew Salviniin an interview withHuffington Poststarts from the story of the Minister of Tourism Daniela Santanch. The grammar provides that a premise is necessary on some topics and Crippa does not escape: Until proven otherwise she is innocent. And we are guaranteed, up to the third degree of judgment. But beware: In the moment in which evidence emerges from the judiciary on what has been reported by some Santanch employees, I expect the person directly concerned to assume responsibility for it.

Crippa, as before Matthew Salvini, in general terms makes it a matter of trust between allies. And al Courier says it like this: Daniela Santanch was chosen by the premier. And we trust Santanch because we trust Giorgia Meloni. But trust does not include not seeing or not hearing. And in fact, the second pebble concerns the president of the Senate Ignazio La Russa in the story concerning his son’s story: When there is a twenty-year-old girl who finds the courage to report violence, I would be much more cautious. Crippa’s reasoning comes close to grazing the premier herself. Yesterday you said that you recognized yourself in the note on the Delmastro case which spoke of a band of the judiciary who would like to play an active opposition role. Instead, he and she think that we must rely on justice here too. I don’t think that if La Russa’s son is innocent there is a plot against him to hit his father or the government. Because of this, I would recommend silence and I would entrust myself to the work of the magistrates.

Crippa seems convinced that certain tones could give the sensation that the announced justice reform (in part already approved by the Council of Ministers) could be a sort of revenge against the judges: If the clash persists, there is a risk. Which brings with it a second risk: Lead to immobilism by blocking the changes that have been expected for decades. for the same reason that the League asks to tone it down. Especially since I don’t see a plot by the magistrates against the government.

The Northern League deputy secretary leaves nothing behind. For example, the Pnrr: Assuming that everyone in the government is to be considered good, I am sure that if the Pnrr money were managed by Northern League ministers, starting with Salvini and Giorgetti and our mayors, there would be a high guarantee of efficiency in spending.

Until the last admonition: The reform of the Autonomy is a commitment of the entire centre-right. It is part of the government pact and programme. The slowdowns that continually emerge in the reform process are not acceptable: All allies must commit themselves to enact the reform as soon as possible. Because if it were blocked, a serious problem would arise in the coalition, a question of seriousness and loyalty.

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