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This article was published June 6, 2015 at 14:18.
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“We have an absolute desperate need to share.” This is the warning issued by the leader of Confindustria Giorgio Squinzi at the conclusion of the meeting of young entrepreneurs in Santa Margherita Ligure. “It can not be a single measure such as the Jobs Act to put the economy – said Squinzi – we need to restart the market.” Government Confindustria president said he “shared by entrepreneur optimism.” Then he recalled the widespread anti-business culture in this country. He acknowledged the positive attitude of the executive for contrastrare this trend.

Squinzi more thrust on simplifications
The government measures, according Squinzi, go in ‘ right direction “, especially on the reforms,” ​​but is still lacking a real boost for the simplification of the country and government. ” The leader of Confindustria said that there is still a recovery from “area code” and therefore “we have to have more confidence and to go all out.” The recovery “is not perceptible in a net, but I have to share the optimism of the government – he added – we see on a longer period. The employment data are derived from the Jobs data stabilization act. ”

“The aim for the future is growing at 2%”
The goal for the future is “return to growth of 2%.” Because “if the country does not find the growth will have serious problems of welfare,” he stressed the president of Confindustria concluding conference of young entrepreneurs and a document announcing the association in the next few days to push the accelerator on growth and welfare.

“Class action worries, but reassured by the Government”
Squinzi returned to describe as “worrying” the decision on the class action approved in the first reading room, because “it puts beyond any other legislation ‘adotatta from other countries. But he appreciated the openings of the government from the stage of the convention of Santa Margherita Ligure. “Minister Woods reassured us, and not only did she – he said – we are reasonably sure that the situation over the next steps in Parliament to be settled.”

“I do not like EU buracratica but exit from euro devastating “
The leader of Confindustria reiterated its European vocation, sparing criticism however the current economic and political structures of the EU, but also replicating the thesis of the League leader, Matteo Salvini, relaunched yesterday at the meeting of young people. “I believe strongly in Europe, although this bureaucratic Europe do not like – he said -. However, the exit from the euro would be devastating. The euro is an irreversible choice, but it is the responsibility of all European policy believe in Europe and arrive at a total integration. ” This, according Squinzi “is the real challenge.” And on this front is not missed a eulogy to Renzi (“I saw in the action of our Prime Minister some shove in the right direction”) even if the impression “that the Germans is perhaps stronger than their economic power have not exactly our visions. ”

“Jealous of Renzi in Melfi? No, with Marchionne’s tune “
Squinzi then threw water on the fire to the controversy about the absence at the annual meeting of Confindustria by the Prime Minister, who visited the plant instead of Fca Melfi together with the CEO Sergio Marchionne. “Beyond forcing media” has happened “many times” that chairmen of the board “did not come to the assembly of Confindustria,” said the number one industry. “No jealousy, absolutely – assured Squinzi – with Sergio Marchionne there are good relations, we are friends and fit in almost complete on many things. Then the group has made other choices that do not provide for the return to Confindustria. ”

“Today, Fiat does not come out of Confindustria”
The number one industrial added, however, that today, “after the series of agreements made by Confindustria with the unions under my presidency would not happen, “the Turin group decides to get out of the avenue of Astronomy. “Fiat – concluded Squinzi – is a large Italian group” but “Confindustria has the representation of 140 thousand companies, 6 million workers,” companies that “among other things, pay taxes in Italy.”

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