Banking duel. Giorgetti: "No one will die." Huge back pay for magistrates.

Italian government officials and banking sector representatives are currently engaged in a debate regarding the financial sector, characterized by conflicting rhetoric on policy direction. Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti has sought to downplay concerns with the assertion that 'no one will die,' while Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has advocated for a more cautious approach to the situation. Simultaneously, the Italian Banking Association (ABI), led by Antonio Patuelli, has voiced opposition to punitive measures, citing constitutional protections against unfair treatment of the sector.

Beyond the banking discourse, the government is addressing internal administrative and social policy matters. This includes the allocation of significant salary arrears to members of the judiciary and the exploration of a new health card initiative specifically designed for the elderly population.