tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1175681583743369857.post3132950807723433765..comments2024-04-18T18:47:23.286+03:00xronos/blogger.com/profile/13107445158803745642[email protected]Blogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1175681583743369857.post-50880124496267549282018-05-28T08:38:26.236+03:002018-05-28T08:38:26.236+03:00Italian President Sergio Mattarella has used a shady pretext to turn down a Euro-skeptic coalition pick for economy minister, as he seeks to mold a cabinet after own political views, an MP from the coalition told RT.<br />Manlio Di Stefano, an MP from the anti-establishment Five-Star Movement (M5S), which has teamed up with Lega Nord in a parliament, argued that it was Mattarella’s fault that Sunday did not bring a much-desired end to the two-month long post-election stalemate. Mattarella on Sunday rejected the candidacy of former industry minister and a distinguished economist, Paolo Savona, who was suggested by the coalition to fill the post of the minister of economy.<br /><br />“I asked for a figure, who would mean not risking an exit from the euro,” Mattarella explained, citing Savona’s Euro-sceptic remarks.<br /><br />Stefano argued that Mattarella has gone well beyond his powers by rejecting Savona’s candidacy based on his political views.<br /> RTxronos/blogger.com/profile/13107445158803745642[email protected]tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1175681583743369857.post-40025450843073754422018-05-28T08:35:10.824+03:002018-05-28T08:35:10.824+03:00Leader of Italian party Lega Matteo Salvini has demanded President Sergio Mattarella call new parliamentary elections after the latter&#39;s refusal to support the list of potential government members proposed by the prime ministerial candidate Giuseppe Conte, supported by Lega as well as the Five Star Movement (M5S).<br /> SPUTNIKxronos/blogger.com/profile/13107445158803745642[email protected]