The April deadlines for top management renewals are approaching
A Dagospia He doesn’t have to be very nice Giorgetti and so in one of his routine shootings – so to speak – he is put on the gridiron by DagoReport.
The first problem that Giorgetti has is called, according to the site directed by Roberto D’Agostino, Rai which is waiting for the renewal of the top management. The public body in Viale Mazzini is in fact 99.56% owned by the Ministry of Economy with a very small share held by Siae, 0.44%.
Here the minister finds himself between a rock Melons who wants a new person to be active immediately in view of the European Championships and Salvini who would instead like to act afterwards, leaving Roberto Sergio in his place to make the schedule for next season.
Dago leans towards the fact that Giorgetti he will use a “principle of reality” and will lean towards supporting Giorgia Meloni even if the League hopes not.
Then there is the Ferrovie dello Stato issue, with the Mef as the sole shareholder and Meloni wanting to keep manager Luigi Ferraris as CEO.
Initially in the League the aim was for Luigi Corradi but then the manager was seen too close to Meloni.
In the Railways Salvini certainly did not like three episodes that followed one another in rapid succession. The first, as you will remember, was that of the Red Arrow stop in favor of Minister Lollobrigida, then there was the case of the “Rai journalists’ train” headed to Sanremo and finally that of the “foibe train”.
Salvini was not notified of any of the three events and rightly did not take it well.
On the Railways then hovers the enormous figure of 24 billion euros that are expected from PNRR and on which the prime minister will want to have his say.
But from this perspective the Captain will be able to claim a similar operation on Cassa Depositi e Prestiti where there is a need to renew the CEO and president with Meloni who wants the reconfirmation of Dario Scannapieco with the League who identifies him as too zealous towards FdI, after the appointment of Draghi.
In short, the nomination game has begun and coincides precisely with the electoral campaign period for the European which due to its purely proportional electoral system leads the parties of the same coalition to compete with each other and therefore it is inevitable that the government team – i.e. the centre-right – is particularly subject to the waves.
Certainly the figure of the Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgettifinds himself in the midst of enormous tensions due to the particular role played by his powerful ministry.
In the past Giorgetti was perhaps seen by Salvini a little too close to Meloni but now that there are these appointments in fundamental fields for the country a recall to team orders will be inevitable and this will not facilitate the role of the minister who is increasingly crushed by often opposing interests.