Middle East Tensions Escalate: Investigation Puts Puglia Governor in Trouble, Democratic Party Isolated

Tensions in the Middle East could escalate into a regional conflict. The case of Bari is spreading day by day. The investigation into Alfonso Pisicchio has now also put the governor of Puglia Michele Emiliano in trouble. And the Democratic Party is increasingly isolated. So much so that the predictions on the finish line are going to be grim. Not to mention how Ilaria Salis decision to run with Avs is a low blow. Giuseppe Conte’s steady lungs also weigh on the scales. This is the picture that must be taken into account when you read the results of the latest study by Nando Pagnoncelli published in Corriere della Sera. One piece of data clearly shows: “These events do not seem to affect the executive: the symptoms are stable, with small reductions.

“The government stands at an index of 46 (% of positive votes on those who expressed an opinion), down one point compared to the previous survey; the Prime Minister shows the same trends: an index equal to 47, also in a decrease of one point compared to the last figure”, we read. This fact confirms the confidence of Italians and the excellent results that await the European elections. Compared to last month, three parties are growing: “Brothers of Italy which is at 28.5% with an increase of one percentage point, the Party Democratic, which grew by 0.7% and is at 21.2% and Azione with an improvement of more than one point (1.3%) is estimated at 3.8”.

Carlo Calenda “does not for now exceed the level of 4% that would allow him to have elected members of the European Parliament”. The 5 Star movement led by Giuseppe Conte is declining, “measured at 15.9%”. There is proof that the centre-right is passing: “FI is at 8.6%, but it is still more than one point above the Lega, estimated at 7.4%, down 0.6%”. The United States of Europe, the alliance between + Europe, Italy live and smaller groups, “today estimated at 4.5%”. The Green-Left Alliance is still below the level, stopping at 3.7%. The other sides are far away. We are talking about the collection Libertà Cateno De Luca (2.5%), and Michele Santoro’s list, Pace Terra Dignità, rated at 1.5%.