Secretary Luigi Marattin outlined the Liberal Democrats’ economic proposals, and Meloni was impressed. However, Liberal Democrat leader Marcucci states: ‘The objective remains the liberal-democratic bloc; if we wish to deviate from this objective, we will have to take responsibility for our actions.’

Fratoianni and Bonelli wanted to abolish environmentally harmful subsidies. Now they want to introduce a new one worth at least 5.5 billion euros a year: 2,000 kWh of free electricity for 84 per cent of households

Alessandra Maiorino and Francesco Silvestri respond to the PD secretary, who said on Sunday: “I will be the candidate, with or without primaries.” The Five Star Movement MP says: “In that case, the primaries must be held as soon as possible, and it is through this process that we can listen to the progressive electorate, including on Kyiv and on those issues that the party leaderships are unable to resolve.”

“The public has a responsibility to organise itself and not to provide cover for those who cause trouble,” says the national president of Sinistra Italiana. “And the offence should be punished, not the background of those who break the rules.”

“The Democratic Party is and will remain this thing here – perhaps a bit like Pedro, a bit unsexy: the teetotalling friend who takes you home after a wild night out at the disco,” says the Democratic Party senator

The PD leader has launched her candidacy and wants to set the tone for an ‘it’s me against her’ election campaign right from the start. And those at Palazzo Chigi do not seem at all opposed to this approach.

Downplaying, the misuse of ‘yes, but’, and the state being at fault whatever it does. When a city is put to the sword, there are responsibilities that it would be foolish not to recognise. But alongside these responsibilities, there is also a lack of responsibility stemming from instincts that often rear their heads in public debate when the subject of street violence is raised.