Marianna Rizzini

The bill has been passed by the Chamber of Deputies with 218 votes in favour and 6 against; the only opposition came from Luigi Marattin’s LibDem and Roberto Vannacci’s Futurists. The PD and FdI are celebrating (the Lega, to a lesser extent). A Film Agency will be established. Discussions have taken place regarding the composition of the committees responsible for allocating public funds and the need for ‘certainty’ for productions.

At the Visionaria Urban Fest in Garbatella, during the roadshow for “L’impero del disordine” – the first issue (in its second incarnation) of the historic left-wing magazine – there was a meeting between the former prime minister and the driving force and pillar of the PD

“Saxony-Anhalt is almost a ‘textbook example, in one of the economically weakest federal states, of how industry acts as a bulwark of democracy’,” says the vice-president of Confindustria

“You cannot expect to disarm Kyiv at such a delicate stage, but the serious question to ask is: was and is sending weapons the only way to help it? And could the EU not have acted as a deterrent in some other way?”

The German election result also speaks to Italy, says Fassino, “not only because there are forces espousing slogans not dissimilar to those of the AfD, but because frustrations, insecurity and fears run deep within Italian society”. Meanwhile, on the 9th, the anti-Semitism bill – over which the PD in the Senate had been divided – arrives at the Chamber of Deputies

What is there to say whilst Schlein remains silent? In the meantime, whether on social media or in person, others are stepping in – the many who have declared themselves willing to stand in the primaries, despite the silence of Majorino, who seemed to be Schlein’s ideal candidate. Meanwhile, the young, far-left Pacini is preparing for the release of his book: "Una cosa di sinistra"

“Over the past 35 years, the centre-left has never supported a national run-off election separately from the abolition of the bicameral system with equal powers, because it is obvious that the existence of a single chamber that grants a vote of confidence to the government is a prerequisite for a national two-round system, and in this sense there is an incompatibility between the Constitution and Pera’s proposal.” 

Meanwhile, attention is focused on a number of very practical and local issues: the reopening of the Capannelle racecourse, scheduled for tomorrow; the acceleration of plans for the new stadiums in Rome and Lazio; and the handover of new social housing units at the River Port

The centre-left is focusing on Mario Calabresi. “The only hope we might have had would have been the candidacy of a high-profile independent candidate, such as Cottarelli or Corrado Passera, but unfortunately they are not available,” says Albertini. 

The electoral law faces a test with proposed amendments, and the centrists are on high alert against the general