Premiership, autonomy and level playing field, the Democratic Party accuses: “Meloni’s Orbanian drift”

The exchange between Autonomy and the premiership, the level playing field that favors government communication, but also the failure to communicate the Def numbers. So the Democratic Party accuses the government of wanting to “restrict Italian democracy”. In what is defined as “Meloni’s Orbanian drift”. Here is a post on the social channels of the Democratic Party complete with a photomontage portraying the Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the Hungarian president Viktor Orbán.

“The Parliament subjected to the Government that imposes Autonomy, the Premiership and the shameful modification on the level playing field – we read in the post –. A distortion of institutional rules, from the failure to transmit Def numbers to the continuous use of amnesties and agreements in favor of crafty people and tax evaders. A security crackdown against protests and social difficulties, going so far as to use force in the squares. Little by little the right is restricting Italian democracy.” “It’s Meloni’s Orbanian drift,” concludes the Democratic Party.

“A drift – declared the president of the Democratic Party senators Francesco Boccia – imposed by the Meloni government which made Parliament a slave to the will of the majority”.

“After more than 20 years – continues Boccia – the level playing field regulation is changed, voted only by majority, which for the first time deviates significantly from the indications of Agcom, favoring information distortion in favor of the government itself. A government that uses its power at its discretion to attack and weaken other institutional levels. Who forcibly imposes reforms on autonomy and the premiership which will weaken the unity of the country and the role of the Head of State, destroying our institutions. Which, with arrogance, does not send the programmatic numbers of the Def to Parliament, postpones everything to September as if the Chambers were dissolved, not caring about the infringement procedure to which Europe will subject us and leaving businesses and citizens in uncertainty. In the meantime he is trying to raise money with tax agreements and building amnesties.”

“Parliament has now become ‘on demand’ with respect to the government’s needs”, concludes Boccia.