League leader Matteo
Salvini said Monday that he would not have any involvement in a
government featuring the Democratic Party (PD) in response to an
interview given by outgoing Industry Minister Carlo Calenda.
"I dialogue with everyone, but the only fixed point is that
you can't do anything with the PD," Salvini said.
"To Calenda I say - mamma mia! What could a government with
those who approved the Fornero (pension reform) and want
migrants do?".
Earlier on Monday Calenda, who recently joined the
centre-left PD, said that the headline to interview he gave to
La Repubblica, suggesting he was proposing a pact between the
PD, League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement (M5S), was
misleading.
"I do argue, on the other hand, that given the situation of
stalemate and the deterioration of the international crisis, it
would be right to propose a government of transition supported
by all the political parties and a bilateral commission to
intervene in the election law and other incomplete reforms".
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