Maneuver, clash between the government and the CEO of Intesa Messina over Superbonus credits

Harsh back and forth between the CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo Carlo Messina and the Meloni government over the maneuver. Messina defined the measures that extend the recovery of tax credits linked to building bonuses to ten years as "South American formulas". "The problems must be addressed in the medium and long term and not for 3 months because there are elections in 6 months. What is proposed is not consistent with the Constitution. The ecobonuses extended to 10 years are South American formulas for managing debt towards one's creditors" said Messina in the banks commission. Minister Giorgetti responded to the criticism by speaking of a "necessary" contribution and claiming "a Habsburg policy in these 4 years".

Meloni's reply and clarification

"That of the government is a choice of justice", Meloni's reply, which was however followed by a clarification from the Prime Minister's staff, according to which the response "was formulated with the intention of criticizing the maneuver as a whole and, in particular, the measures concerning the banking sector". The prime minister did not understand that Messina's declarations referred to the remodulation of tax credits. If he had understood the reference correctly, he would not have used the expression "it is a matter of justice", since it was a specific "political choice".