Governo Meloni, l’ombra del disastro del 2011 sul nuovo centrodestra

$FILE -- In this file photo taken on Nov. 3, 2011, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi arrives for a G20 summit in Cannes, France. A Milan court has convicted former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi of paying for sex with an under-age prostitute during infamous \\\"bunga bunga\\\" parties at his villa and then using his influence to try to cover it up. Berlusconi, 76, was sentenced to seven years in prison and barred from public office for life. The ban on holding office could mean the end of Berlusconi's two-decade political career. However, there are two more levels of appeal before the sentence would become final. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)$

FILE -- In this file photo taken on Nov. 3, 2011, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi arrives for a G20 summit in Cannes, France. A Milan court has convicted former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi of paying for sex with an under-age prostitute during infamous "bunga bunga" parties at his villa and then using his influence to try to cover it up. Berlusconi, 76, was sentenced to seven years in prison and barred from public office for life. The ban on holding office could mean the end of Berlusconi's two-decade political career. However, there are two more levels of appeal before the sentence would become final. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

21 ottobre 2022 • 16:25Aggiornato, 21 ottobre 2022 • 16:25

Nel 2008 Berlusconi vinse conquistando una maggioranza bulgara in entrambe le camere. L’alleanza con Gianfranco Fini, Pierferdinando Casini e Raffaele Lombardo, senza dissidi iniziali, produsse per un po’ successi e consenso.

L’Invencible armada berlusconiana, tuttavia, crollò: dilaniata da lotte intestine sulla leadership, contesa da Berlusconi e Fini, e sulle politiche divisive dei partiti della coalizione.

Non abbiamo assistito solo ad una commedia degli errori, né siamo dinanzi solo a capricci personali, che in politica pesano sempre. I nodi riguardano le policy.