There is a silent guest who, without speaking, manages to unsettle both the majority and the opposition. It is Mario Draghi. His name alone is enough. The topic is revived by Il Foglio, which tells how the return of the former Prime Minister is now the common thread that connects rumors, fears, and strategies.
The first to sense something is Giuseppe Conte. The leader of M5s does not beat around the bush: “I hear that someone is meeting Draghi, I hear there is a strange movement around certain figures… I hear things.” Then he adds: “I hear that there are those who always dream of the Quirinale.”
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Words that fuel the idea of Draghi as a protagonist once again, perhaps in the case of a Parliament without a clear majority or, according to the more imaginative, even destined for the Quirinale. The behind-the-scenes multiply. Goffredo Bettini, after the meeting between Elly Schlein and Draghi, reportedly asked himself: “But is it true that Schlein promised him the Quirinale?” And even Giulio Tremonti admits to sensing some nervousness: “I have also heard certain concerns, on the left,” noting how in a phase of uncertainty figures that seemed shelved can come back into play. Meanwhile, other signals intersect.
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Marina Berlusconi continues to point to the Draghi government as one of the best experiences of recent years. Matteo Renzi claims to have been the main sponsor of the former premier. On the majority front, tensions between Brothers of Italy and Forza Italia fuel new interpretations, while the postponement of the electoral law and the Pnrr leaves room for all kinds of conjecture. Meanwhile, Beppe Grillo reopens the front with Conte, relaunching an old video to credit him as a supporter of Draghi. An operation that, according to the loyalists of the former premier, would only serve to weaken the Five Star leadership. Summer paranoias or technical tests of a new balance? The question remains open. But one certainty emerges: when the name of Mario Draghi starts circulating again, Italian politics immediately begins to reckon with the Quirinale.
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