"The status of the capital must be profoundly reformed, so that it is more adherent to the role that the city plays, also as the seat of the highest institutions of the Republic", So the Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte during his speech in front of the Chamber of Deputies, on the yellow-red government program. Words that gave new hope to the mayor of #Roma, Virginia Rages who wasted no time in asking the premier for an appointment. From the government, writes Il Messaggero, there is a desire to open credit on the powers, but above all on the resources, since from the Treasury there is the will to increase the extra costs for about 1 million euros per year for extraordinary management services for sporting events, demonstrations, embassies and the Vatican.
But despite the proclamations of the premier Giuseppe Conte, some frictions are registered among the government allies. The Democratic Party would like an "ad hoc" undersecretary for Rome, the Movement is of the opinion that the mayor Virginia Raggi is enough and advances.
Francesco Silvestri, deputy group leader in the Pentastellate Chamber is clearer: "Unpacking the proxies concerning Rome from the ministries to put them all in one container might not work. Different speech, however, if it is a question of pushing everyone together towards a single direction: a committee of wise men to modify the statute and thus arrive at new powers, all accompanied by an injection of resources that Rome has been waiting for too long".
Meanwhile, Virginia Raggi, while wanting to deal directly with Giuseppe Conte, intends to meet all the grillini ministers next week to encourage constructive feedback from all the actors involved.
In addition to resources, new proposals and convergence of intents are needed. Rays then proposed the establishment of a "committee of wise men", a bipartisan panel of experts (without any political color), between constitutionalists and high-profile jurists.
The committee of wise men is also very welcome to the Democratic Party. So commented the leader of the Democratic Party in the Capitoline Assembly, Giulio Pelonzi: "The table is good, but after so many postponements, unity is needed by all political forces ".