With the new government, the Germans will be forced to listen to the Italian proposals
Of Marcello Minenna
What is happening in Italy represents the stone in the pond of German and French intentions, the stimulus to reflection for a European apparatus that so far has shown itself to be almost indifferent to the economic and social implications of too rigid fiscal discipline.
The first exam will be, like at school, in June on the occasion of the meetings of the Eurogroup and the European Council on the review of the Monetary Union.
But unfortunately it is difficult to concentrate on this, given the heart-pounding developments in the Italian political scenario; developments that are fundamentally derived from the expansive approach of the Lega e economic policy program 5 position. Read More