A ruling class to renew Italy

The Assonime assembly clearly focused on the importance for Italy not only of a substantial rebound in the economy but of the formation of a ruling class that can accompany a profound renewal of the country through reforms
Bank of Italy and Italy's double responsibility

To move on after the pandemic and after twenty years of season or recession, Italy - warns Governor Visco - must be able to make the best use of the resources of the Recovery and demonstrate to the whole of Europe that the trust placed in our country…
Reforms: here's who's rowing against

Why is it so difficult to reform and modernize the country in Italy? Because there is a conservative block, not just a political one, which is hindering change - In the dock, the illustrious jurist Sabino Cassese puts four forces, indicated by name…
The Recovery Fund is not Santa Claus

The over 200 billion that Europe is ready to make available to Italy are not a gift from heaven to be squandered but have the very specific objective of creating permanent and sustainable growth and above all require institutional reforms and investments in…
The confusion about the Mes hides the real choices

The useless debate "Mes yes, Mes no" hides the crux of the question: what health policy does the government want to implement? And what kind of investments? Clarity is needed and the first to set a good example should be the executive, avoiding the blame game
Recovery Fund, governance will be decisive

Financial resources are not enough to guarantee the success of Italy's recovery plan linked to the Recovery Fund - The crucial issue is that of governance: the hints of Prime Minister Conte and the Draghi-led agency evoked by La Malfa
Recovery: if reforms don't precede, EU money won't follow

Without the modification of various laws in force and the relative parliamentary approval it is impossible to carry out the reforms announced by the Government in the "Guidelines" and preparatory to the arrival of European funds but it will not be a walk in the park - We need a Commission…
Italy, it's time for a burst of pride

Our country seems to have lost the great sense of responsibility shown during the lockdown and instead right now we need a leap in quality both to implement the reforms required by the Recovery Fund and to roll up our sleeves to...
Chile and Colombia, growth accelerates through reforms

Atradius shows us how the estimated GDP dynamics for the two-year period 2018-19 in Chile (+3,1%) and Colombia (+2,5%) are the consequence of prudent and sound policies: the process of economic diversification continues in Chile, while in Colombia the simplification…
Bank of Italy: Visco demolishes the Lega-M5S programme

In his Final Considerations, the Governor of the Bank of Italy bluntly rejects an economic policy based on the expansion of the public deficit and the cancellation of the reforms envisaged in the Lega-Cinque stelle program contract and puts defense first...
Def, reducing debt is central but more courage is needed

FULL TEXT OF THE INTERVENTION ON THE DEF IN THE CLASSROOM OF MONTECITORIO - "Debt is a brake on our growth potential" but "the Italian political situation seems to have forced the Government into an unambitious programmatic project" - Relaunching reforms

Speaking at the CL Meetind in Rimini, the Governor of the Bank of Italy, Ignazio Visco, argued that "the recovery is there but it is cyclical: reforms and innovation are needed to make it structural" - The Governor also said that immigration …
Europe needs Italy: less debt and more reforms

The speech made in the Montecitorio hall on the occasion of the debate on Europe with the premier Paolo Gentiloni - Italy must be the protagonist of the new phase that is opening up in Europe but it must do so by resuming the path of reforms
But who is thinking about economic reforms now?

The very long referendum and electoral campaign already underway and the pickaxes by the constitutional and administrative judges on the reforms of the banks and the PA throw a heavy mortgage on the near future of the structural reforms of which the country has…
Matteo Renzi, all the reasons for a defeat

Matteo Renzi lost the referendum because he made so many tactical mistakes, he didn't know how to weave alliances and revealed unforgivable flaws such as not knowing how to listen and having a mediocre team, but Italy still needs…
Referendum, Enrico Letta: "I will vote Yes"

Despite the disagreements with Renzi, the former prime minister Enrico Letta confirmed yesterday that he will vote Yes in the referendum on the constitutional reform: "I am committed to giving birth to the path of reforms and I am convinced", he said.
A good policy for growth

Italy is growing slowly but there is no magic wand to accelerate development: the only way is to persevere in the reform policy undertaken by the Renzi government and to focus on cultural changes that can anticipate their effects. They have…
The referendum will decide the future of the reforms

At the moment, the large international financial operators who look to Italy are thinking more about the reflections of the constitutional referendum than about its public deficit because they understand that the future of Italian reforms will depend on the referendum and the possibility or not of…
Boccia's Confindustria votes YES in the referendum

According to the new president of Confindustria, the end of equal bicameralism is at hand and constitutional reforms are the premise for a change of pace from Italy: those who oppose it have a duty to present feasible alternatives and…