The reasons of NAY

The elections of 20 and 21 September here in Italy are the first serious electoral test for the second government of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte. Although the government has declared itself as neutral regarding the result of the polls, it is all too clear that if the result were positive for the current government majority, then the government would be strengthened because the result itself would mean that Italians are happy with how the government has treated them for a year now, including quarantine. Otherwise, the discontent of a certain number of senators and deputies could seriously complicate the life and future choices of the government because the data would speak of a population that is tired of the current politics and deeply concerned about the future. Not surprisingly, no one in the government has so far spoken clearly about the next budget law and the choices that the usual europe (deliberately written with no capital letter) would impose on us to access our poor share of post-pandemic funding. A loan of our money, already paid in advance and which will not be enough to revive the country. The elections of 20 and 21 September are regional, in only 7 Italian regions but could result in a sensational and unexpected confirmation for the current government or in a highly hoped-for débâcle without any possibility of salvation.