Padoan: “the Problems of Europe come to Brussels and Frankfurt, and give strength to populism” – The Messenger

“We need to take populism seriously because those who vote for him, in many cases, they are good people, who are concerned about the future of their children, on education, on security. And should be taken very seriously.” And’ as stated by the Minister of the Economy Pier Carlo Padoan spoke at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

in The aftermath of the sending of a letter to Brussels to the Italian Government on the accounts, the minister of Economy has no hesitation to say that the problem of Europe is Europe itself. “Our problems are born in Brussels and sometimes in Frankfurt. We have to reverse completely the policy”. “Italy is continuing its structural reforms, said Padoan who spoke with Christine Lagarde, director of the International Monetary Fund.

The Minister explained that the political parties populist express concerns “real,” although she added that these parties “do not provide answers while the structural reforms that the Government has launched take time to bear fruit”. According to the number one of the ministry of via XX September, in Europe especially, “the dissatisfaction of the middle class, is expressed by saying no to whatever political leaders suggest, and in these conditions “identifying the solutions is more difficult to say “no”. Padoan has no doubts. This is “the sign of a crisis that requires the re-thinking of the leadership.”

Lagarde, who explained that it is now time to review the economic and monetary policies. “It probably means that it would take a larger redistribution of income than we have today,” concluded the director of the Imf.

2017-01-18 13:00:03

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