(by Massimiliano D'Elia) On the issue of Sea Watch, the government is compact, granitic: "No migrant descends and no one goes up".
In Europe there are no countries willing to accept a portion of the 47 migrants and the Netherlands officially replied that it has no obligation despite the Sea Watch flying the Dutch flag.
The Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini, on the other hand, wants the police to get on board to assess whether there are "elements to investigate the facilitation of illegal immigration".
The same Salvini then turns to the Sicilian judges who would like to proceed against him, for kidnapping, following the affair of the ship Diciotti: "There would be an obvious invasion of the field by some left-wing judge who wants to do politics".
The three judges of the Catania court would be motivated by political purposes. But fortunately, says the Minister of the Interior, “yesthe Senate will choose the obvious invasion of the field".
Just in the Senate will be played the game perhaps the most difficult for the holding of the majority of government, there are several bad moods and opposing branches.
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, Luigi Di Maio and Minister of Justice Alfonso Bonafede are certain to deny the authorization while Alessandro Di Battista and many senators are against.
The fiercest among the grillini is Stefano Buffagni: "Salvini said he wants to be tried. We believe it is the right choice. Salvini wants to do the Tav because his accounts, and not those of the cost-benefits of the grillino minister Toninelli, say that the work is worthwhile. Imagine, Buffagni replies, who is Di Maio's shadow man: The League on numbers is not very reliable given the recent management of money (the 49 million in public funding that the judiciary is still looking for and that Salvini denies having hidden. regional autonomy, a subject very dear to the Veneto and Lombardy Buffagni: Not only is autonomy a priority, a priority is also the conflict of interest"
In short, not all linear and peaceful in the Senate. Scrolling through the social networks, any possible support for the request from the Court of Ministers of Catania could have unexpected but predictable repercussions. Almost all the supporters of the League "on social naturally", promise to take to the streets where their "Captain" was investigated.
One thing is certain, the betrayal of the Senate in the Senate would still give positive percentages to the Lega by Matteo Salvini, which as Berlusconi in the golden years would be seen as a victim of the system. To touch, today Salvini, would be to make him reach exorbitant consensus quotas, in practice political suicide "Predictable" for opponents and allies.