During an interview with TG 5, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has returned to throw water on the fire on the possible repercussions that the situation created by the referendum in Greece p otrebbe creating in Italy. In recent days, Renzi had stated that Italy was not a problem for Europe, but on the contrary, thanks to the policies of rehabilitation, he could go back to having its own I think. The interview with TG 5, Renzi went further emphasizing that Italians do not even have to worry about the losses that Italy would have in the event that Greece, as a result of the referendum, to undertake the road leading out of the Euro .
Referring to the debt that Athens has towards our country, due to the liquidity that Roma put in the various money you save that in recent years have enabled Greece to float not declare default, the prime minister stressed that the money is part of a separate chapter of the state budget and concerns for effects finances of citizens there are none.
Changing then speech, Renzi responded with a joke to criticism that the employer The Valley has turned in recent days. Notwithstanding, said Renzi, that everyone has the right to have a stomach ache for the government’s actions, but they do not care. Renzi said sarcastically that the stomach ache of Della Valle does not cause the headaches. A fun way, that of prime minister, to make it clear that each one can criticize, and criticism is always constructive but this does not translate into a tragedy for him.
However, the prime minister is continuing its work and now all his energies are focused on the situation in Greece. E ‘taken for granted that tomorrow the market will react very hard to “no” in Athens but at this point what is most important is to understand what will happen. E ‘for this reason that tomorrow the first date of Renzi is a summit with Padoan.
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