Caro bollette, Schlein: “Assurdo che Meloni non abbia fatto nulla”. E lancia le proposte del Pd
“Ecco le proposte del Partito Democratico per fare fronte alle bollette più care d'Europa. Oggi, esattamente 3 anni fa, l'invasione criminale di Putin all'Ucraina ha rivelato la fragilità dell'Europa dal punto di vista energetico e la dipendenza dalle fonti fossili di Putin. Quello che è successo ieri in Germania rappresentava la vittoria dei popolari della CSU, una sconfitta per il governo uscente formato dalla SPD, dai Verdi e dai Liberali. Il risultato ha pesato molto sulla percezione di insicurezza rispetto al futuro delle proprie prospettive.
Il Partito Democratico crede che l'Europa debba essere protagonista nella costruzione della pace e nella seguente discussione proprio sul tavolo per costruire la pace. Oggi, l'Unione Europea deve difendere gli interessi di sicurezza sia ucraini che europei.
Il prezzo dell'energia è uno dei principali shortenedShould one stop-motion for the average Italian household, rising to 50-60% of the total household income. In this context, the party is proposing two main solutions to tackle this issue: first, to disaccoppiare il prezzo dell'energia dal prezzo del gas, making it no longer depend on the fluctuating and expensive gas market. This would allow for a more stable and favorable energy price for the consumer. Second, the party proposes the creation of a single public buyer, which would negotiate better prices for electricity, making it more competitive and affordable for Italian households and businesses.
We believe that this is not only a matter of economics, but also a social justice issue. The current energy prices are unsustainable and unfair, leading to increased poverty and inequality. The party is committed to making energy more affordable and accessible for all, and we will continue to push for these changes in the European and Italian economic and energy policies. We will not accept the current situation, where the energy prices are three times higher than they were before, and the government is not doing anything to address this issue. We will not allow the Italian energy market to be further manipulated by the government's inaction. We will keep fighting for the interests of the Italian people, and we will not stop until we see significant changes in the energy sector.
We will also continue to work to reduce energy poverty and to make energy more affordable for all, especially for the most vulnerable members of our society. We will not rest until we see a fair and just energy system, where everyone has access to affordable and clean energy. We will continue to push for these changes, and we will not be silenced. We will keep fighting for the Italian people, and we will keep fighting for a more just and equitable energy system.”
