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20 February 2020 "I will make communications to Parliament, I have already given a mandate to the Minister for Relations with Parliament to announce my passage to the Presidents" to the Chambers "where I will announce the reforms to be implemented: it will be an opportunity to formalize the 2023 Agenda ". The Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, says this on his arrival in Brussels. When asked if it will be a majority check Conte replied that "it will be the result of a confrontation with the majority forces, in the institutional venues, with linearity and transparency".

"It's been a week where there are controversies, quarrels, where the majority forces would seem to be involved in a very tough confrontation, even a clash close - said Conte - but the reality has been a little different. The government, these days, he has always been industrious "and" we are very focused on what the needs of the country are. Yesterday I spoke of a national emergency: we cannot accept to continue growing with these decimals. Italy promises to be a tail light. We must to be proud, we cannot accept this prospect. That is why I call together all the healthy forces in the country, "he continued.

"We must not waste energy - added the premier - I myself, at the outcome of this comparison, will make communications to Parliament and I have already given a mandate to my minister for relations with Parliament to announce to the presidents of the chambers a passage of mine where I will announce measures we believe the country needs. It will therefore be an opportunity to formalize the 20-23 agenda in a linear and transparent way ".

"In Parliament there will be what will be the result of the revival of government action" after the "confrontation with the majority forces. I remember that all the delegates of the various parties sat at the table, worked actively with various ideas and various contributions to develop the measures that the country needs. There are some priorities, that's what the citizens are asking us, the rest is fine for the headlines. "

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