Giuseppe Conte, the background: "If someone opens the crisis they will pay a very high price"
For Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte every day is a bet on the estate of the government and then quarrels the currents, the cracked air that tastes so much of burial, the Mes, the electoral law, the Simplifications decree, the procurement code. The people's lawyer begins to be hydrophobic and as Il Messaggero writes, he reassures his "I don't see alternative majorities. Whoever provoked the crisis, be it Zingaretti, Renzi, or Di Maio, would do it against the will of the Italians and would end up paying a very high price. Nobody would understand. "