Giorgio Napolitano he sides with Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and the Italicum. The former Head of State, who at the time of his two mandates was a proud supporter of the need for reforms in our country, was in fact questioned by journalists on the sidelines of a meeting in Montecitorio, from which he issued a "warning" a few days before the start of the decisive discussion on the Italicum: “There is no going back, undoing what has been painstakingly built, elaborated, discussed in recent months. Woe to you if you fall into a "let's start over".
Napolitano, retracing the recent republican history in terms of electoral law, also recalled how much it was incorrect "hastily liquidate the Mattarellum", an electoral law “that worked excellently". A stance taken by Napolitano which will not fail to arouse a reaction, but which is nothing new with respect to the attitude taken by Napolitano in recent months at the Quirinale.
