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Mes, in the Five Star Movement axis Di Maio-Di Battista: "This is not convenient"

December 3, 2019

ROME – Di Maio posta, Di Battista comments and approves. The debate on the state-saving fund continues with the Five Star Movement and the yellow-red majority. To open the day is a long post on Facebook by the political leader of the 5S Luigi Di Maio who replies to the statements made yesterday in the courtroom by Prime Minister Conte. "Giuseppe Conte said yesterday, in his speech to the Chambers, that all the ministers knew about this fund. We certainly knew that the Mes had reached a point in its reform, but we also knew that it was within a package, which includes also the banking union reform and deposit insurance ".

"What does it mean? – asks the leader of the 5S – That the banks of all countries, including Italy, must be helped in case of difficulty and that those who have a current account must be protected". And "these three things go together and you cannot sign just one thing at a time, otherwise the risk here is that they will end up screwing us. Those three reforms, once completed, will give us an overall picture of the advantages and risks for Italy ", concludes Di Maio.

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"I agree. So it is not convenient for Italy. Punto". He writes it Alessandro Di Battista commenting positively on the post of the political leader of the 5S.

Mes, in the Five Star Movement axis Di Maio-Di Battista:

The former minister also spoke Matteo Salvini. On the Mes "we have not changed position compared to 7 years ago", in fact "from our point of view it is not amendable, it is to be blocked, period", because "for us it is a closed experience that it is not useful to change or repeat" .

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