Renzi: “The reform will improve the Country, Europe will change,” – Messaggero Veneto

ROME. To make reforms in Italy to demand that the Eu changes. Matteo Renzi says during his trip in Sicily and in a few hours the port of Palermo and Trapani, from Taormina to Messina. An election tour that was interrupted several times by protests. Outside of the opera house of Palermo explodes the tension, the protesters are protesting and the police to give the "charges of lightening".

But Renzi is doing a good face to bad game (“Must be a hard life for people who only know how to contest…”) and pulls straight. “The constitutional reform is not our goal, our goal, but the starting point is to say in Europe and in the world that Italy is the most simple. I will say that even in Europe, you need the structural reforms,” says the premier, Taormina presents the logo of the G7, while Trapani back to strike the front of No to reform. “The diverse alliance of those who says, no, D’alema, Berlusconi, Monti, Fini, Cirino Pomicino… Is respectable, but it strikes me that these are the same people that first said” yes “to these topics: their goal is not to change the Constitution, but to question the government and to take back that role that we have removed because they have not been able to change the Country”. And again: “We want the future, we do not want to the past: we don’t want the same pe ople who in the last 30 years have changed nothing.”

The clash, in short, is front. And the premier is not willing to do discounts, especially when you remember that thirty years of attempts to reform have failed. The D’alema government, the pact of the tart D’alema-Berlusconi, article V, then the executive Berlusconi, the commission of the wise… “you Are 30 years that say that must be overcome certain things. And what has changed in 30 years time? That we have made. We convinced the senators. And now,” says Renzi, “comes this referendum. You can’t go wrong in life, you can’t do it as it happened to the probe Schiaparelli. You can not reach to the bottom of the lens, but what is fundamental is not to remain in the marsh and get a run.”

But yesterday, Renzi has also asked for a radical solution to the plight of migrants. And he invited everyone to roll up their sleeves “To some gentlemen technocrats europeans who come to say “now see what to do, here, above, and below” words words words, respond that you from Sicily proved what is the word civilization. From the president of the Council I come to tell you thanks.” Europe, in short, needs to stop trying to close your eyes to what is happening in the Mediterranean. Starting from the conviction that he who builds a wall ends up intrappolarcisi inside, the chairman of the Board launches an aut aut to the Eu. Or changing the rules for migrants, or in Italy give you less money.

“The european rules may not go ahead. We do not ask for it in the next round, to be unselfish, while other countries do not welcome the migrants. In the next round, we will not give all the money now in this way,” warns Renzi, that he is angry with the peoples of eastern Europe who, after having been saved now building new walls.

As for the economic issues, the premier reminded that the culture

austerity has done “severe damage”, which explains why the “supervised special” in the European Union may not be Italy: “We are not the ones that should be reprimanded, and followed, in view, we are the ones that give 20 billion a year and receive 12″.

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