ROMA (ITALPRESS) – “The anticipated vote I think will spread more the wide field than the center-right, given how they are moving and seen the total differences between them, but at this time the sense of responsibility requires us to work to deal with the various crisis in place.” So the Minister of Defense, Guido Crosetto, in an interview with the Republic.
“If there was no such dramatic international situation, I think we would all be happy to go to the vote to see if Italians really would like to rely on others. Among other things, the most beautiful Constitution in the world indicates the term of legislature in five years,” he adds.
Returning to the outcome of the referendum, Crosetto notes that “the front of the no has joined so many different things, among them often incompatible or even antithetical. That is why I redo the political weight of the heterogeneous army that sings victory, but I attribute a huge value to the vote. That must make you think, understand and act. But without hysterism. The yes lost. Not even without too much surprise, because the polls had predicted it for four weeks. Why? For many reasons, I think, but also because ours is a country that joins more easily behind no”.
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