This time it got him. The taciturn fisherman’s son, who likes to direct behind the scenes of Roman politics, is in the limelight. A month ago, Giancarlo Giorgetti landed on the most uncomfortable chair in the Italian capital. And there, of course, many eyes are now focused on the new finance minister of the permanently endangered debt republic. Giorgetti used to say: “If so many people want to play in attack and score goals, then someone has to be in midfield, and that suits me.” This is how the proven division of labor went in his party: Lega boss Matteo Salvini stormed across the field as a rough populist. His discreet deputy Giorgetti ensures that the ball circulates in the engine room of power.
Italy Finance Minister Giorgetti: Get out of the comfort zone – economy
