The government is done. Matteo Renzi is ready to dissolve the reservation in front of the President of the republic, Giorgio Napolitano, who he will shortly reach with the list of new ministers which should be 16, half of whom are women.
The most important news are two: according to authoritative rumors, the economist Piercarlo Padoan, former vice president of the OECD and new president of Istat, will go to Economics. He will take the place of Fabrizio Saccomanni.
The other novelty is that Angelino Alfano will no longer be deputy prime minister but will remain only the owner of the Interior. The vice president should be the secretary of Civic Choice, Stefania Giannini. Undersecretary to the Presidency will be Graziano Delrio.
Alfano, in exchange for his willingness to leave the vice presidency that Renzi was not willing to renew for him, obtained the confirmation of ministers Lorenzin for Health and Lupi for Infrastructure.
Dario Franceschini is in charge of Justice, while Boschi should have institutional reforms and relations with Parliament.
Confirmed Emma Boino at Foreign Affairs and Andrea Orlando at Environment. Education should go to the Montiani, the crux of economic development remains.
