Palagi, a councillor for Sinistra Progetto Civico, claims: “The foundation to manage energy communities was supposed to be up and running by 2025.” Deputy Mayor Galgani says: “We are being penalised by the constant changes to the regulations.” And the city council unanimously approves a motion calling for swift action

Who wrote to the editor-in-chief, Claudio Cerasa 

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.”

Since 27 September, the newspaper founded by Lucio Magri and Rossana Rossanda has been hosting a debate which confirms that defending Kyiv with arms is not a taboo, even from the left. Interviewed by the Corriere, editor-in-chief Fabozzi says: “On the left, there has been too much delay in recognising Putin’s authoritarian tendencies.”

“We really hope we can sit down at the table. We need a coherent plan to ensure we have a five-year parliamentary term,” says the leader of the M5S. “A name for a European negotiator? I’ve got one; it would suit the United States, Russia and China, but I won’t say who it is so as not to jeopardise their chances.” And what about the wealth tax? “It’s never worked; I’ll take the figures to Bonelli and Fratoianni.”

Patuanelli criticises the government’s ‘primary surplus’, whilst the PD does not question it. The centre-left needs clarification not only on foreign policy, but also on economic policy

The disparity between regions regarding renewable energy represents one of the most complex tests for a coalition seeking to govern the country. It will be interesting to see whether the measures proposed by the parties that describe themselves as progressive will provide adequate solutions