The Senate of Italy is holding a meeting on Tuesday to set a date for a vote of no confidence against the government, amid the internal crisis in the coalition that has led the League to ask for early elections. have indicated that the vote will take place at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, while the Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, will appear before the Senate on August 20, according to the newspaper La Republicca. During the day, the leader of the 5 Star Movement ( M5S), Luigi di Maio, has ruled out an agreement with the Democratic Party (PD) of former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to postpone the holding of early elections. In a statement issued through his account on the social network Facebook, Di Maio has said that his party “does not want to sit at the table with Renzi”, while he has accused the leader of the League, Matteo Salvini, of “stabbing Italy in the back.” The League announced on August 9 To the presentation of a motion of no confidence in the Senate against Conte, alleging that it is necessary to call “quickly” new elections that could make it possible to solve the rupture of the two parties that share the Government, the League itself and the M5S. The ultra-rightist formation considers that Italy has gone through “too many” “bad” moments as a result of the discrepancies between the two formations, the last of them on account of a railway project that Di Maio’s party opposed in the Senate. Di Maio has stressed during his statements that the one in charge of setting the date of the elections is the president, Sergio Mattarella, and has stressed that “the Italians will make the League pay for this stab in the back to Italy.”We are talking about a government crisis in mid-August, leading to elections in the autumn, which has not happened since 1919,” he said, after warning that an Executive formed at the end of the year will not have enough time to address key issues looking forward to next year. “We are talking about the future of our country,” he added.
Italy: The Italian Senate will set the date for a vote of no confidence against the Government on Tuesday
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