He has assumed the task of governing Italy in the name of Europe. And that the changes of course that he will achieve, if he succeeds, are agreed with Brussels. If not imposed.
At its root, the political question is how Italy can emerge from a long phase of economic stagnation and growing inequalities, which requires profound transformations that affect the consolidated social order.
Classical liberalism clings to the idea (in reality, an ideological bias) that competitive capitalism, closely associated with the liberal-democratic political system, is capable of self-correction.
