CISL union leader demands tax cuts from Renzi
Bonanni calls for inversion of trend, sea-change to be introduce
14 February, 18:24
(ANSA) - Rome, February 14 - One of Italy's top trade
unions called for the new government, which is likely to be
formed in coming days by Democratic Party (PD) leader Matteo
Renzi after Premier Enrico Letta tendered his resignation on
Friday, to introduce a "dramatic" cut in taxes in order to spur
economic growth in the eurozone's third-largest economy.CISL leader Raffaele Bonanni called for a "sea-change" from the new government, starting with a "drastic reduction in taxes and a clear reversal of the trend regard all the factors that block investments, which are bogged down by delays, by lobby group vetoes and by the quagmire of bureaucracy".
