No changes, despite the attempts to meet the savers of the two Venetian banks and to impose a tightening on the responsibilities of managers, the decree that builds the framework for the intervention of Banca Intesa and the government for the rescue of Veneto Banca and Popolare Vicenza is preparing to be voted with confidence by the Chamber substantially unchanged compared to that passed by the Council of Ministers on 25 June. The pressure of Parliament was strong, including the Democratic Party both in its majority component and by the area headed by Michele Emiliano, but in the end, Minister Anna Finocchiaro placed confidence in the text dismissed by the commission, which had however, very few amendments to the decree were examined (and rejected). The only change approved in the commission is the inclusion in the text of the other decree for the Veneto, the one that freezes the repayment of guaranteed bonds issued by banks that have requested preventive recapitalization for 6 months. The executive's goal is to "convert the decree", says Undersecretary for the Economy Pier Paolo Baretta, explaining that the choice not to correct the text is due to the "obvious attempts" in particular by the grillini, not to approve the text, "after a week of stonewalling in committee". The most striking protest is in fact that of the 5 Star Movement, which presented itself in the Chamber with a huge banner with the words "thieves of savings" and "No to blackmail of banks", and dozens of ceramic piggy banks. But not to digest the government's choice to 'lock' the text is also Mdp, with Roberto Speranza announcing an ad hoc meeting of the group to decide what to do even if "for now the judgment is negative". Emiliano's Democratic Front is on the same line. “The only thing that is not under discussion - explains the president of the Budget Commission Francesco Boccia - is trust in the government. Everything else is up for discussion, it is incomprehensible and politically unjustifiable not to have grasped the excellent work ”summarized in the rapporteur's amendment“ to guarantee respect for the rights of savers ”. The Sanga proposal - which in the end was not voted on - in fact envisaged expanding the audience of those who can access the 80% flat rate refreshment (which will be supplemented by Intesa), moving the deadline for the purchase of the bonds from 12 June 2014 to February 1, 2016.
