Camusso tells Renzi and Squinzi 'come back down to Earth'

(ANSA) - Rome, September 1 - Susanna Camusso, secretary-general of Italy's biggest trade union CGIL, on Tuesday told Premier Matteo Renzi and the head of industrial employers' organisation Confindustria Giorgio Squinzi to "come back down to Earth" following their statements regarding Italy's better-than-expected GDP and unemployment figures.
    Camusso said "if they would stop with the propaganda, the country could seize the opportunities that seem to be appearing".
    "Today we're at the height of a premier who boasts of results already reached and surpassed by Monti before and Letta after, and a Confindustria president who asks why growth is so low".
    "They had told a completely different story, the Confindustria president who assured copious investments and mass hirings in exchange for freedom to sack workers, while the premier assured that his reforms would have guaranteed a dynamic and innovative entrepreneurial class capable of hiring and with growth prospects," Camusso said.