Giuseppe Conte to the attack in view of the vote on his leadership: «On 27 and 28 March you will again be called to vote to confirm my role as president and the new structure of the M5S. In this way we respond with a democratic vote, to appeals and quibbles, even if they are legitimate, which however cannot stop our political action, “he said in a video on social media. The M5S leader also dictated his political line: «I’m not interested in taking 50.1% of the votes. If the result were so small I would be the first to take a step back ». And he reiterates that if he is president he will say no to the increase in military spending.
Yes to renewables, no to military spending
«If you will give me full confidence again – said Conte – I will be the president of a Movement that says no to the massive increase in military spending on the state budget, especially in such a moment. But we will say yes to a shocking investment in the energy transition towards renewables, yes to an unprecedented commitment by the state on support networks for families, businesses in crisis, workers who have to choose whether to pay their bills or go shopping or fill up with fuel ».
Ready to have everyone against
«In recent months – added Conte – in an emergency government that is certainly not the one of our dreams, we have defended our conquests. Now, however, it is no longer enough to remain on the defensive, I am willing to run the risk of having everyone against if this is enough to serve the interests of Italy and the citizens, but we must be united and courageous to raise our heads and impose a change to the whole country “.
No more divisions in the M5S
“I cannot allow that, in the face of the effort of many, there are those within us who work for their own interests,” said the M5S leader. THE parliamentarians M5S “fully share Conte’s video and are tired of a small minority that creates rifts” M5S sources point out to beraking latest news. Furthermore, «one observes carefully who shares and who does not share Conte’s video. By now it must be clear who embraces the new course and who does not ”, remark the same sources