Politics · Italy · 5 hrs ago
Italy's coalition considers meeting on budget changes
Italy's governing coalition is considering a meeting to review changes to the budget bill.
Deputy prime ministers Matteo Salvini and Antonio Tajani have asked Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to convene it.
Possible changes include pensions, Superbonus funding and the exit tax.
The requests are numerous, but available funds are limited.
Government technicians are waiting for political leaders to decide which changes can be considered.
Meloni has not set a date for the meeting.
Italy’s coalition is considering a meeting to review possible changes to the budget bill.
Deputy Prime Ministers Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini reportedly asked Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to hold the meeting.
The meeting would assess the situation and decide which proposed changes could be considered.
The requests cover pensions, funding for the superbonus and the exit tax.
No date has been set, and Meloni is considering the timing.
- Who
- Giorgia Meloni, Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini are involved.
- What
- The coalition is considering a meeting to review proposed budget changes.
- When
- Not stated. No date has been set.
- Where
- Rome.
- Why
- To assess proposed changes and decide which could be considered.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Sources in the governing majority said Tajani and Salvini had asked Meloni to hold a meeting on budget changes.
No meeting date had been set as Meloni considered the timing.
- Meeting request
- Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini
- Decision on timing
- Giorgia Meloni
- Proposed changes
- Pensions, superbonus funding and exit tax
- Location in dateline
- Rome
- Published
- 10 November 2026, 19:38 UTC