Política

Senado de Italia da voto de confianza al gobierno de Giuseppe Conte

Lucha contra inmigración ilegal, crecimiento económico y apertura hacia Rusia figuran en la política ‘populista’ que expuso este martes

Italy�s Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) speaks, as Italy�s Economic Development and Labour Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Luigi Di Maio looks on during a confidence debate at the Senate in Rome on June 5, 2018.
Italy's populist coalition will test its power on June 5 in the first of this week's two parliamentary confidence votes in the new government. The first eurosceptic government in a founding EU nation was sworn in on June 1 after almost three months of political turmoil that raised concern across Europe and sparked weeks of volatility on financial markets.
 / AFP PHOTO / Andreas SOLARO
Italy�s Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) speaks, as Italy�s Economic Development and Labour Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Luigi Di Maio looks on during a confidence debate at the Senate in Rome on June 5, 2018. Italy's populist coalition will test its power on June 5 in the first of this week's two parliamentary confidence votes in the new government. The first eurosceptic government in a founding EU nation was sworn in on June 1 after almost three months of political turmoil that raised concern across Europe and sparked weeks of volatility on financial markets. / AFP PHOTO / Andreas SOLARO
El primer ministro de Italia, Giuseppe Conte, se dirigía al Senado este martes 5 de junio del 2018 durante el debate sobre un voto de confianza al nuevo gobierno (que lo obtuvo.). Lo escucha Luigi Di Maio, viceprimer ministro. (AFP)

Roma. El nuevo jefe de Gobierno italiano, Giuseppe Conte, logró este martes la confianza del Senado, que aprobó su investidura tras presentar una ambiciosa política “populista”, centrada en la lucha contra la inmigración clandestina, reactivación del crecimiento y apertura hacia Rusia.

“Si populismo significa ser capaces de escuchar las necesidades de la gente, entonces lo reivindicamos”, afirmó Conte, quien desde el viernes lidera al primer gobierno populista en un país fundador de la Unión Europea (UE).

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