Rome, 11 Sept. (LaPresse) – “Meloni is in trouble and is even losing some of her clarity of thought.” So said Italia Viva leader Matteo Renzi in an interview with *La Repubblica*. “She had genuinely considered voting for the amendment on preferential voting that the PD, M5S and Italia Viva tabled together. It was a move that showed the centre-left is still here; we managed to set her a proper trap,” he added. Within the majority, “things are now unravelling to the point where nobody is in control of anything anymore”. For the centre-left, “it’s a message of hope: let’s shake ourselves up, organise these blessed primaries and turn them into a people’s festival. How can a prime minister who can’t even convince Tajani and Salvini convince the Italians? Meloni isn’t the Invincible Army; she’s at the head of a coalition that’s falling apart. Today’s episode shows that we should call an election straight away.” “If we remain united, we’ll take Palazzo Chigi, choose Mattarella’s successor, and write the first chapter in the revival of the left in Europe,” concludes the former prime minister.
Government, Renzi: “Meloni is not thinking clearly, the majority is fraying, and united we will win”
Rome, 11 Sept. (LaPresse) – “Meloni is in trouble and is even losing some of her clarity of thought.” So said Italia Viva leader Matteo Renzi in an interview with *La Repubblica*. “She had genuinely considered voting for the amendment on preferential voting that the PD, M5S and Italia Viva tabled together. It was a move that showed the centre-left is still here; we managed to set her a proper trap,” he added. Within the majority, “things are now unravelling to the point where nobody is in control of anything anymore”. For the centre-left, “it’s a message of hope: let’s shake ourselves up, organise these blessed primaries and turn them into a people’s festival. How can a prime minister who can’t even convince Tajani and Salvini convince the Italians? Meloni isn’t the Invincible Army; she’s at the head of a coalition that’s falling apart. Today’s episode shows that we should call an election straight away.” “If we remain united, we’ll take Palazzo Chigi, choose Mattarella’s successor, and write the first chapter in the revival of the left in Europe,” concludes the former prime minister.