To the statements of recent days by Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani who had envisaged the start of a new season of privatisations and liberalisations, including an unspecified one privatization of ports which has aroused the ire of all trade unions, the President of the Council referred today, Giorgia Meloni, who in an interview with "Il Sole 24 Ore" It has specified that «the theme of the privatization of the ports It is not on the agenda and I do not think it is an issue to be election campaign'.

Topic closed also for the League player Edoardo Rixi, deputy minister to Infrastructure and Transport, which expressed "full in harmony with Giorgia Meloni also on the theme of ports». 'About seeks controversy - Rixi underlined - resign: this government will carry out the entire program rewarded by the voters and It will last five years."

If, with the proposal for a relaunch of liberalization, the Tajani certainly intended to take up a theme ridden by the founder of Forza Italia, Silvio Berlusconi, at the dawn of his Political adventure, the "niet" of the head of government and the deputy of the Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini seems to marginalize even more the forzista component in the executive.

The question remains what Tajani meant by "privatization" of ports" given that the system of governance of ports Italian is almost identical to that of the others European nations, with the exception of the United Kingdom, where ports are managed by public bodies controlled by the State or by local government, which is mostly the The same applies to most other Western nations.

It also remains to be asked what Meloni and Rixi mean by "theme from the election campaign'. Mah.