The League does not want Berlusconi as a candidate for prime minister and the electoral agreement with the PDL vanishes. At the summit that was to decide on the electoral agreement, Maroni did not appear and sent former minister Calderoni ahead: a clear sign that the League wanted to distance itself from the former prime minister's party and in fact the result of the meeting was disappointing . Both Berlusconi and Alfano said they have not lost all hope of an agreement but the road is all uphill.
Meanwhile, the Passera case breaks out in the Centre, after the dispute between the Minister of Development and the leader of the UDC Pierferdinando Casini over the single list: Passera argued that the presentation of separate lists is a sign of weakness and said he was unwilling to stand as a candidate. Now we will see who will pass under the gauntlet of Enrico Bondi whom Mario Monti, who will lead the Center coalition based on his Agenda, has charged with examining the candidacies of the rassemblement. Above all, the positions of Fini and Cesa are creaking.
On the left, the Pd excludes the possibility of nominating current ministers in the elections and toasts instead for the candidacy of the national anti-mafia prosecutor, Piero Grasso, who must however collect the first attack from the left by Ingroia, who controversially recalls that Grasso wanted to reward Berlusconi in the past for his government's anti-mafia battle.
The electoral campaign has just begun but it is already getting hot day after day.
