The campaign for the referendum is heating up but above all the clash within the Democratic Party is heating up. Closing the Leopolda, the premier and secretary of the Democratic Party Matteo Renzi harshly attacked the minority accusing them of voting NO in the referendum to seek revenge from the Congress of the Democratic Party which sent Bersani and D'Alema to the opposition: "They are the theorists of the company when it's them and anarchy when the others are around”.
And again: "Whoever destroyed the Olive Tree wants the end of the Democratic Party but they won't succeed". And Renzi asked D'Alema: "D'Alema said that he would have done the constitutional reform better, but then why hasn't he done it in 30 years?".
According to the premier, with the referendum of 4 December “we are at a crossroads between past and future, between anger and proposal. The leaders of the No want to defend their privileges and their possibility of returning to power. The old politics want to return: the whole game is there”.
Boos to Leopolda for the minority of the Democratic Party, which also lost Cuperlo in the proposed revision of the Italicum.
