
The Council of Ministers is expected on Wednesday for the final text of the 23.5 billion budget measure. The waiting time for the EU verdict is taking its toll.
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The government is defining the Budget Law, conditioned by EU constraints and requests for flexibility.
Introduction
The majority and the Meloni government are tightening the circle to arrive at the launch of the next Budget Law, the last of this legislature. According to what has been leaked, the Council of Ministers is expected to meet on Wednesday at 12pm to give the green light to the final text. The work has been intense: more than two weeks after the budget planning document approved on 13 October, the details of the 23.5 billion euro maneuver are not yet known. The wait for the EU verdict on the measures to be financed with the flexibility for Defense and Energy also weighed on the times. There are many pending measures that have been discussed in recent weeks, and there is still no certainty about their inclusion in the final text.
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Council of Ministers meeting on Wednesday to give the green light to the text.
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