“We are moving forward to solve the country's problems. If then someone wants to screw everything up, they will take responsibility for it”. This is the line dictated by the Letta-Napolitano tandem, after the prime minister spent two days in Vienna and an afternoon arguing with Alfano over the Berlusconi affair, with a couple of important decrees on the horizon: sufficient arguments to push Enrico Letta yesterday morning to go up to the Quirinale where he finds a Giorgio Napolitano who is very calm and aware of the commitments awaiting the country.
Stability law to hook up the recovery, the European semester and amendment of the electoral law remain the commitments for the head of state to fulfill for a government born to last until 2015. And this remains the horizon in which Napolitano and Letta continue to move with conviction that the tensions caused by the judicial proceedings concerning Silvio Berlusconi must remain outside the executive's activity "as it was agreed at the time of the birth of the government".
