It is as always a Renzi attack the one who speaks to first leadership of the Democratic Party after the regional elections but it is also a Renzi who opens up to the minority on school reform. "If you want to stop me, distrust me in Parliament and in the party, otherwise I will go ahead with the reforms" until the end of the legislature in 2018 and the next congress of the Democratic Party in 2017. And, in any case, "I do not accept unity lessons from those who do not not even vote for trust: we need a code of conduct within us”.
Matteo Renzi does not send them to say to minority of the Democratic Party and he asks: "How can you claim that we have lost in the elections after we have conquered 17 Regions out of 20?". If instead of launching an all-out reform process, the Democratic Party had continued to support the Letta government, "I don't know if a member of the Democratic Party would have gone to represent Italy at the G7".
"My mandate makes sense - continued the Premier - only if we continue to do things" to change Italy: this is the central point of Renzi's entire strategy and this is in fact the point of disagreement with the Pd minority which in the face of every reform, he comes up with pretexts to postpone or shelve the changes, being an integral part of that transversal conservative bloc that has been defending the status quo for years and preventing Italy from modernizing.
La school reform it is part of the change process started by Renzi and on this the prime minister and secretary of the Democratic Party opens up to the dem minority: "I have the numbers to immediately approve the reform also in the Senate, but if we want to discuss again, let's do it: let's take 15 days but let's have an assembly on the school in every circle of the Democratic Party ".
On the constitutional reform Renzi instead argued that there can be no ambiguity, even if the text can be improved on the composition of the Senate: "Either we are with whoever wants it or we are with the No Committee which sees Salvini, Grillo and Berlusconi engaged ”. And he added that the center-right, which relies on the fear of the Italians, is reorganizing itself and shouldn't be underestimated because this alignment is the real opponent of the Democratic Party and of Italy that wants to change. Conversely, Landini's social coalition is "pure demagoguery, it is antisocial" and will go nowhere.
