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Political Meetings in Cernobbio: From Schlein to Conte and Renzi

On the final day of the Ambrosetti Forum, discussions focus on the European Union and labor policies.

6 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Ambrosetti Forum took place in Cernobbio with the participation of many figures from Italian politics, including Giuseppe Conte, Matteo Renzi, and Elly Schlein. During the event, various speakers addressed current issues and national and European policies.

Elly Schlein, leader of the Democratic Party (Pd), emphasized the need to overcome the defeatism regarding the European Union. She stated that it is essential to abandon the unanimity system, highlighting the difficulties of governing a complex reality made up of 27 member states.

Giuseppe Conte shared significant proposals accumulated by his party on topics concerning labor policies and the environment. He also expressed his opposition to an increase in armament, stressing the importance of a balanced foreign policy.

Matteo Renzi concluded that a united center-left coalition could be effective in countering the current government led by Giorgia Meloni. He urged cooperation for a change in government.

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