Has Salvini decided to abandon the fight against the euro or is it just a tactical move?
by Paolo Becchi
In May we vote for the renewal of the European Parliament. Salvini has recently toned down the controversy against the EU and the radical criticism of the euro from five years ago, today there is not much left, actually nothing. Right, when you are in government you need to be cautious and especially in this phase of discussion with the European Commission it is better to avoid talking about the single currency so as not to give the mainstream the excuse of a possible surge in the spread.
In May we vote for the renewal of the European Parliament. Salvini has recently toned down the controversy against the EU and the radical criticism of the euro from five years ago, today there is not much left, actually nothing. Right, when you are in government you need to be cautious and especially in this phase of discussion with the European Commission it is better to avoid talking about the single currency so as not to give the mainstream the excuse of a possible surge in the spread.
For the European elections, however, Salvini should not campaign as deputy prime minister or minister, but rather as the leader of the political party that could even establish itself as the country's main force. And regarding the European elections we want to ask the question: Salvini has definitively decided to abandon the issue of Italy's exit from the euro, leaving the fight for the recovery of monetary sovereignty to the Brothers of Italy, CasaPound and various sovereignists on the verge of a nervous breakdown? Or is it just a mere and temporary tactical retreat? Read More
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