Yesterday there was the Assembly of Confindustria which is that tired ritual in which the whole Italian business family participates, that is, practically 1% of Italian entrepreneurs because others are working. Something new the president of Confindustria, it seems to me, compared to past gestions he tried to say it: he spoke a lot about the energy and also of the lack of competitiveness of Italy. All strange. Meloni’s answer was not, I must tell the truth, particularly extraordinary.
The premier said that Europe must think about avoiding internal duties because it is very difficult for goods to move to the old continent, despite formally there is freedom of circulation. But the real problem that Giorgia Meloni should face, and one says it soup Like myself who has no prejudice towards this government, which 26 months with industrial production falling into the second manufacture of Europe is a tremendous stuff. I think the premier was extraordinary in positioning Italy in the international and foreign policy scene, as well as today also known The sheetbut it was much weaker on the economic level.
This is a government that has encouraged corporate electric cars compared to petrol and diesel. I also feel affection for this government, but they didn’t take us for the ass. They say that the Green Deal It doesn’t work, and we agree. They fight against the Green Deal, and we agree. But why, if I have a diesel car as a company car, pay much more than an electric car? But how caz *** is it possible that on the one hand you tell me that there are internal duties in Europe, explain to me that the green deal makes shit, and then concretely in our country, where they could legalized, they keep this pro-Green attitude?
But how is it possible?
After two and a half years of government, what is the great economic reform made? There flat tax There was already, the excellent composition with creditors of the deputy minis for Leo is fine, but for the rest or nothing. That is: what was the great economic reform, the great liberalization, the great memory we have of economic policy of these two and a half years? This is an appeal that I do to the government, to which I am not hostile by preconception.
This government is keeping public accounts very well. Very good. And when Meloni claims Moody’s report cards, the public debt holding, the spread below one hundred is perfectly right. But apart from public finance, finance and above all the private industry exists. And on that, guys, you are patient, it does not seem to me that there is much to toast here. (…) On taxation, liberalization and deregulation this government, let’s say the truth, the sign has not yet left it.
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