The news of the resignation of Prime Minister Mario Draghi immediately made the rounds of the main international sites, in particularly prominent positions.
“Italian Prime Minister Draghi resigns after a week of turmoil”, the headline Bbc, rremembering that the decision came “a year and a half after he was appointed unelected head of a government of national unity”.
“The Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi resigns due to the collapse of the coalition”, is the title of the Cnn, which he adds in the text “plunging the third largest economy in the European Union into new political turmoil”.
“Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi resigns after the failed attempt to save the coalition”, reports the Guardian, publishing the news from the shoulder. “His exit is likely to lead to early elections which could take place as early as the end of September,” she adds.
“Backed by a wave of public support, the former head of the European Central Bank had attempted to continue her administration on the condition that her alliance rebuild ‘a pact of trust’ that would allow her to work together to overcome enormous challenges in the the next few months “, an attempt invalidated however – writes the British newspaper – by the populist Movimento Cinque Stelle (M5S), the far-right League of Matteo Salvini and Forza Italia of Silvio Berlusconi”, which “did not participate in the vote of confidence in the Senate which essentially he asked the parties to approve a spirit of cooperation “.
The Monde he stresses that, although resigning, Draghi “will continue to manage day-to-day business”, reiterating that “the former president of the European Central Bank has seen his ruling coalition disintegrate after a week of turmoil”.
“After the collapse of his government of national unity, Prime Minister Mario Draghi turned to the president to resign again, aggravating the country’s political crisis”, reads the website of the New York Times. The decision, adds the US newspaper, “the day after a last ditch effort to persuade the country’s quarrelsome parties to stick together for the nation’s benefit failed spectacularly, with nationalist and populist forces coming together to fatally torpedo the government of national unity “.
Source: Ansa
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