After that evasive response, the yellow now thickens. Second
Italy Today, which cites a confidential source close to Timmermans, not only was the Italian maneuver one of the main topics of the conversation, but the financier, presidente dell’Open Society Foundations, asked for the intervention of
Troika for our country. “Without much preamble – he writes
Italy Today – Soros asked Timmermans to take action so that the EU Commission rejected the Italian maneuver, paving the way for the Troika. The ground on the markets, with the increase in the spread, it had already been prepared. All that was missing was the final blow.".
On that occasion, However, Soros would have received a firm "no" from the vice president of the Commission: the rejection of the Italian maneuver would have opened a dramatic financial crisis, with repercussions throughout Europe, which they would also touch
Germany and France. A risk that no one could afford to take. An indiscretion which - if confirmed - is destined to spark further controversy on the controversial figure of the Hungarian-born tycoon.
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