The showdown at the center-left will be fought with books. At the restart, after the summer break, there will be three titles released by the leaders of the reformist area. It starts with Matteo Renzi, who in September will be in all bookstores with “When She Was There. Italy after Giorgia Meloni,” published by Solferino. Littorio characters – alluding to the Fascist era – the leader of Italia Viva will relaunch his offensive against the prime minister, positioning himself as the most aggressive voice in the center-left against Meloni. It is also a way to earn his return to the center-left, as a battering ram in the progressive field, and to demolish those in the M5S who still have reservations about him. Renzi’s book will list numbers and facts to outline the “failure” of the prime minister, but also proposals – to be presented at Leopolda, which will be held in October – to design the future and secure a place in the game.
Soon after, in October, the book of the most courted in the center area will arrive, Silvia Salis, the mayor of Genoa whom Renzi himself is counting on for the primaries as the candidate of the reformist area (although she does not want to for now). The drafts are already corrected, the editing is done, the title is ready. It will be called “It’s Already Tomorrow,” and will be published in the “Scintille” series by Feltrinelli. A reflection that will take stock of the rise of this athlete, who moved from competitions to politics. It will talk about sports and life, vision of the future, and challenges to be won. And, above all, it will be an opportunity to tour Italy, starting to test support and interlocutors, in view of a possible candidacy for the primaries (so far denied) or even for the political elections, in case the two favorites (Elly Schlein and Giuseppe Conte) withdraw.
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The third volume to be released will be that of Ernesto Ruffini, former director of the Revenue Agency, founder of the “Più Uno” committees, ready to run in the primaries or, in any case, to be part of those who will try to bring together the various center groups. The title is not yet decided, but the text is well advanced. Also in this case, a tour of presentations around the country will follow to strengthen the network of committees created in these two years and understand their strength, in view of the general elections. Three editorial initiatives that will accompany the last useful attempt to unite the various center groups and make a single list. Or to launch the sprint for the reformist candidate for the primaries.
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Also in September, the knot of how to choose the prime minister candidate: whether with primaries or not, will have to be untied. And, in the now very likely case that they are held, it will have to be decided when to hold them, how, and among whom. On the “how,” the sherpas of Pd and M5S are already ready for war, in the sense that at Nazareno they do not intend to give up the two-round system, while at Campo Marzio they will try to insist on a single round. Another element that promises discussions is the electorate: will only members of the various parties be able to vote or also new voters, upon registration? And again: will the vote be online or only in person? Finally, the participants. The latest news is that a candidate from Avs could run. And Elisabetta Piccolotti, deputy and partner of Nicola Fratoianni, is mentioned.
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