“We cannot afford to confirm this government that, out of fear of Vannacci, is putting on an unworthy show: the clash with Spain is like a nursery school fight. Nor having a pro-Moscow Conte-driven one, who wants Ukrainian surrender: when Putin attacks a Baltic country – because he will – he will have him by his side”: Carlo Calenda said in an interview with Repubblica, talking about the upcoming elections. Then, he added: “The broad field is a hodgepodge that has no chance of governing the country. It would be a dangerous government for the stability of the accounts and for the international standing. As dangerous as a Meloni second term.”
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When the hypothesis of a third candidate for prime minister chosen by the broad field was suggested to him, the leader of Azione dropped the mask: “It would be the best solution, but I don’t see how Schlein or Conte could take a step back. If only Gentiloni were around, but I don’t think he will be.” His project, in short, would be a tie in the general elections, with a government led by a Democrat who is already a former prime minister and ex-EU commissioner. In fact, therefore, the message is that of elections without winners.
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According to him, in fact, with the new electoral law “no one will manage to reach the 42% threshold that triggers the majority bonus. We will have a Vannacci less strong than expected outside the center-right alliance, the pro-Russian Di Battista outside the center-left and our liberal-democratic pole. It will be a five-way race in a pure proportional system: in the end, the only way will be to form in Parliament a pro-European government with a central balance point.”
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