“They had four years and made zero reforms and beyond the records they tell, Italians have very light paychecks, difficulties doing the shopping, difficulties filling up the tank. This is the reality of a country that has little to celebrate. The longest-lasting government had a great responsibility: four years is a lot, the country could have been changed and instead they made an agreement with the powerful forces that have grown fat.” Speaking like this to the microphones of 4 di Sera? Giuseppe Conte, M5s leader as well as the creator of the failed Superbonus.
The measure was also rejected by the Court of Auditors which defined it as an inefficient use of community funds due to a poor cost-benefit ratio. After all, the provision generated a total expenditure estimated over 160-165 billion euros in tax credits, heavily worsening the Italian public debt and contributing to Italy’s remaining in the excessive deficit procedure.
Yet the former premier points the finger at Meloni, the government and more. “We are seeing the short circuit of the center-right” for Vannacci “also on the electoral law, because now his presence is pushing the government majority to introduce or at least plan amendments to contain the Vannacci phenomenon, which arises from the failures of the Meloni government, from the disappointments it caused to the many citizens who voted for it,” he insists to the microphones of Rete 4.
Meloni government record longevity. Conte from Genoa to #4disera: “Italy could have been changed, instead there was the choice of an agreement with the powerful forces” pic.twitter.com/2ywgeRLKGI
— 4 di sera (@4disera) September 3, 2026
