Giuseppe Conte out of the world: "On the Mes I put off Salvini". But then he denies himself: checkmate

"I put Salvini to the table." Giuseppe Conte he really seems convinced. Intercepted in London, where he flew to participate in the NATO summit, the premier still has a debate in the Senate on the Mes and the bloody "exchange of views" between him and Matteo Salvini. For all the political and journalistic world he was the leader of Alloy to win the challenge dialectically, but not for the lawyer who is entrenched in very slippery positions.

"Did I make secret negotiations? Did I sign something? Did I betray Italian interests? No, and then all of Salvini's propaganda fanfare was put to the wrong". It is a pity that then, implicitly, he recognizes how he was forced to abruptly halt the negotiations which, otherwise, would have already gone ahead as suggested clumsily by the Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri in committee, speaking of "treaty already signed and inemendable". Conte, in fact, now speaks of "possible postponement" and an ok to the "bound" Mes to the reform of the banking union in March.

The "package" hypothesis proposed by Luigi Di Maio, in conclusion. Conte had to block everything given the dry "no" of the 5 Star Movement: on the brink of the government crisis, the premier and the foreign minister felt on the phone agreeing a truce. It is a pity that the positions of Di Maio are, apart from the nuances, very similar to the opposition of Matteo Salvini, with whom he shared last June the resolution (translation of the now famous "we do not sign a c ***" Salvino ") which committed Conte to report in Parliament on the negotiation. Who has told who, then?

In the video of Agenzia Vista / Alexander Jakhnagiev, Salvini's reaction in the Senate while Conte attacks him