The Draghi bis government is moving away, with or without the M5s, and the legislature appears increasingly in the balance. The parties still have four days to negotiate and put together the pieces of the crisis that opened with the Senate Movement’s non-confidence vote in the aid decree, but it is an uphill undertaking. Despite the pressing of Colle and the support of the chancelleries, European and beyond, Mario Draghi remains adamant: Wednesday should be the day that will definitively sanction the conclusion of the experience of the very wide agreements
New aid decree still on track
Of course, the premier will remain in his post for current affairs. The appointment with trade and craft business associations is also confirmed for 21 July, following those with trade unions and Confindustria in recent days and which centered on that “full-bodied” new Aid decree which will have among the priorities the recovery of the purchasing power of households and businesses eaten by inflation. With the aim of still buffering the increases in bills and gasoline.
The confirmation of the minister Orlando
The Minister of Labor Orlando confirmed that the measure will be made in any case. In fact, if his resignation is confirmed and the Head of State decides to dissolve the Chambers, Draghi will remain in his place until the new government takes office, not before November in the event of elections at the end of September. In short, the open files will not be set aside.
Bonus hypothesis 200 euro bis
The new aid decree has as its starting point the dowry of 8.5 billion which could rise to 10. Even for the undersecretary for the economy, Maria Cecilia Guerra, the provision is not at risk and the hypotheses under consideration are many, still all open. For example, there is the possibility of re-proposing the € 200 bonus that will be paid in this month’s paychecks to over 30 million Italians.
A measure that alone, in the version of the aid decree, is worth 6.8 billion. And which currently concerns pensioners, employees and self-employed workers, co.co.co., domestic and seasonal workers, the unemployed and beneficiaries of the Citizenship Income. A “one-off” contribution paid to counter the rise in prices and the expensive energy that is aimed at those with an annual income not exceeding € 35,000.