
The leader of the M5S Giuseppe Conte hopes for a united resolution of the opposition in view of Prime Minister Meloni's communications on the European Council, but the differences on the posture regarding the conflict in Ukraine make the agreement difficult.
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The parliamentary oppositions must present resolutions in view of Prime Minister Meloni's communications to the European Council. There are historical differences on the management of the Ukrainian conflict.
"In these hours we are working on the resolution for tomorrow. I trust" that "this time, also on the passage of the conflict to Ukraine, all the oppositions can be united", said the president of the Five Star Movement Giuseppe Conte.
Tomorrow, when Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's communications are expected in the Chamber for the European Council, the opposition parties should each present a different resolution.
It is difficult, as confirmed by various sources from the parliamentary minority, to converge (as happened today during the discussion of the deviation and the DPFP with a single resolution Pd-M5s-Avs-Iv-Più Europa) on a unitary document. The issue would always be the posture towards the war in Ukraine.
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Presentation of separate resolutions by opposition parties.
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