The Italian president gives Contes the mandate to form the new government: Salvin Caves

The Italian prime minister in his resignation, Giusepe Ctete, has said the meal has come that “returns the crisis to the possibility of” after accepting the new mandate to try to form a new government that would constitute a turning point for Italy's broken relations with the European Union.

President Sergio Matttarella has given Contes the right to secure a pact between the anti-Establiment party Five Stars and the centre-left democratic party. [ The DP] in a movement that would expel the right extreme from the government, writes The Guardian, translates Periscopi.

The “is a delicate period for the country and we are willing to close this political uncertainty as soon as possible,” said Ctete after his meeting with Mattella during this day.

He also stated that Italy, one of the founders of the EU, should become “protagonist” in the bloc.

This would be the second time for Conten to lead Italy after resigning last week, ending the Thracian alliance with Matteo Salvin League. Cote, a law professor, has been taking days to ensure that the Five Stars Movement and the DP have put aside differences to create a strong and long-lived government.

The two parties are left to draft a programme and elect the cabinet. One of the obstacles is the role of Louis Di Maios, leader of the Five Star Movement. The DP has insisted that he leave the prime minister's position in exchange for Contes' support for prime minister.

Another threat to The DP is also the activity of five stars online, with the program called “Rousseau”, an online network that requires members to vote to make political decisions.

It is unclear how many members are currently on site, but it is said that many activists of this party oppose such alliance. /Periscope