ROMAIN one of the most dramatic days for Silvio Berlusconi, the League continues to stand by him. This is also the sense of that summit in late evening at Palazzo Grazioli with Umberto Bossi, accompanied by the League's staff. For the moment the plug is not removed but it is - precisely - a decision that applies to today. Because the post-Berlusconi - who is in a month or a year - is already beginning to think. And a sign was an interview with Pierluigi Bersani published by La Padania, the Northern League newspaper, in which the Secretary-Pd opens on federalism and the party Bossi. Small seeds planted in the field against the Northern League since it assumes that you opened the phase of post-Berlusconi and it is unpredictable what will happen to the PDL. So, you begin to imagine new scenarios that can only be with the Democratic Party - an alternative to the PDL - due to the incompatibility with the UDC and the party of Fini. But these are future projections, not to be displaced by the decline Berlusconi, meanwhile, has the present. And today is made up of fiscal federalism, the only flag that matters. So yesterday, when the meeting ended on a Belleri the party's parliamentary group in Rome was square on the Government. "What matters for us now is to bring home the fiscal federalism. A vote for it is the PDL so it goes with them, they pull the plug. Judges? I think you can see some persecution against the prime minister after the resolution of the Parliament two weeks ago against the authorization to proceed and request for expedited. " Marco Reguzzoni, leader of the Northern League members, he reasoned that after the summit at night with the premier. In short, cold-blooded. And in the afternoon, the Senate, by Frederick Bricolo same message: "If the judicial obstinacy against Berlusconi, some judge thought to weaken the government is wrong: the Milleproroghe vote today and the next week with most combined municipal federalism." That's the reason for the urgency and support for the prime minister: to pass the federalism now that he has come close to approving the decrees. But a growing uneasiness in the house lawyer. Giacomo Stucchi, deputy of Bergamo is very close to Roberto Calderoli that Roberto Maroni, admitted that "there is a legitimate concern but without excess." The league knows that at this time can not miss a move. "There's no panic - Stuckey insisted - and any request for a setback to Prime Minister made at this time, as does Bersani, is contrary to the presumption of innocence. Having said that we will not fire on the judiciary. " What you can not imagine, then, is a league that you do drag in a total conflict with the judiciary or the Quirinale.
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