” L’Italy would need two Mario Draghi: one at the presidency of the Council and another at the Quirinal”, Fausto Risini breathes to the press. The solution of the mayor of Città della Pieve, city of residence of the ex-boss of the ECB, would solve many puzzles in Italy. A thousand voters are gathered in Rome on Monday for the first round of the presidential election (which is won by a two-thirds majority then by a simple majority from 4and vote) and the Italian political parties are still far from agreeing on the name of the candidate to succeed the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, who has reached the end of his seven-year term.
While the octogenarian from Palermo has always declined the offer of a second term under the gilding of the Quirinal Palace, eyes are on…
