The political debate surrounding the referendum on drilling to be held on April 17 continues to heat up.
To take the field to support the committee of the No this time it is Romano Prodi who, if he were to vote, would say No to blocking the concessions stipulated in the past. The victory of Yes, according to the former prime minister, would be a real "national suicide".
“If I had to vote, I would certainly vote to maintain the investments made, I have no doubts about this, also because what we are doing is national suicide. So if I vote in the referendum I vote no”
After taking sides, Romano Prodi also explains the reasons for his choice. “It's a very important topic. I've thought about it well and I must say that I have always sided with the absolute need to have, obviously with maximum security, national production, as all countries have. It is also absolutely necessary to attract foreign investments, as happens in all the nations of the world, certainly, as mentioned, guaranteeing maximum security. And anyway - explains the Professor - if we don't do it in the same sea, others do. Then, on the specific case of the referendum consultation, I will think carefully when I return to Italy"
