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The actual spending of Italian households has decreased by 9% from 2019 to 2025, despite a nominal increase in average monthly spending, due to the high price and tariff hikes that have forced Italians to change their consumption habits. #SpesaItaliana #Inflazione #CambiamentiAbitudini (translated)

Silvia Salis wrote that a project of free digital literacy courses for those over 65 had been initiated with Auser. According to reports, participants would be able to learn how to use computers and smartphones, open an email address, book appointments, and shop online. https://t.co/bGqpicv29Q #AlfabetizzazioneDigitale #Over65 #CorsiGratuiti (translated)

Giulia Pastorella, a member of parliament and vice president of Azione, stated to Sky Economia that, in her opinion, pitting defense spending against welfare spending is misleading. She added that the Russian invasion of Ukraine makes it necessary to invest in security as well, and that, given the limited resources, spending should be efficient and productive. #politica #sicurezza #welfare (translated)

The EU Commission is evaluating Italy's requests for fiscal flexibility to address inflation, while simultaneously urging caution and adherence to agreed spending plans, as Italy receives the first green light for a national safeguard clause for energy and defense. #FlessibilitàFiscale #Inflazione #CommissioneUE (translated)

The author wrote that petrol and diesel had exceeded 2 euros per liter, while the cost of living was increasing and salaries were not sufficient. He added that families and businesses were in difficulty and that the right had approved the new electoral law, citing it as a priority of their own. #CaroPrezzi #Politica #LeggeElettorale #IT (translated)

The numbers that really matter to Italians are the rise in shopping cart costs, record taxes, the surge in fuel and energy prices, and waiting lists. Yet at Palazzo Chigi, it seems the numbers that count are different: the electoral thresholds, the seats on the list, the seats. This was stated in the Chamber of Deputies by the president of the 5 Star Movement, Giuseppe Conte, during the voting declarations on the electoral law. #LeggeElettorale #Melonellum #PoliticaItaliana (translated)

Eros Borra had addressed Giorgia Meloni, sarcastically stating that the country was finally facing its real problems. He then dismissed with an expletive the fact that, according to him, today 50 euros were enough to buy groceries for just two days. #Italia #ProblemiSociali #Economia (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that France allocated 57% of its GDP to public spending and wondered why immigrants were burning schools while asking for more spending. He argued that the level of spending already reached meant that the country could spend even more and clarified that his message was not ironic. #Francia #SpesaPubblica #Immigrazione (translated)

To address such a leap, Giorgia Meloni has asked the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, for greater flexibility in the application of the budget rules provided for in the Stability and Growth Pact revised in 2024. #Inflazione #SpesaPubblica #PoliticaEconomica (translated)

The Italian government, faced with an increase in inflation to 4.2% and the request for flexibility in the application of budget rules, must tackle the challenge of redistributing public spending while maintaining fiscal discipline to avoid further increases in debt and inflationary pressures. #Inflazione #SpesaPubblica #PoliticaEconomica (translated)

The Prime Minister Meloni proposes greater flexibility in European spending rules to address inflation, gaining the support of other countries at the Med9 summit and trying to convince von der Leyen and Macron, while preparing to discuss with the European Commission the request to activate the safeguard clause of the Stability Pact. #FlessibilitàEuropea #GiorgiaMeloni #Inflazione (translated)

The Gimbe report highlights invisible cuts to the Italian healthcare system amounting to 18.8 billion by 2026 and predicts a growing spending gap for the National Health Fund over the next three years, raising concerns about the consequences for citizens' right to health. #Sanità #DirittoAllaSalute #SpesaPubblica (translated)

The post accused the government, the opposition, and some commentators of being united against the Italian economy. It was argued that they made people believe that stimulating the economy meant resorting to clientelistic spending financed with loans; according to the post, neither the Superbonus 110% nor the PNRR had been enough. The author added that those people needed to be stopped and addressed Ora Italia. #Economia #Italia #Politica #IT (translated)

The author wrote that, despite the commitment to reduce taxes and the weight of the State, the opposite would have happened. Citing the latest Istat data, he reported that the tax burden had reached 43.5% of GDP, half a point higher than a year earlier and the highest value ever recorded in a second quarter. He then mentioned public spending, without completing the comment. #tasse #pressionefiscale #spesapubblica #IT (translated)

The president of Nova Coop, Ernesto Dalle Rive, warns that the rise in fuel prices could have repercussions on the shopping cart, highlighting how large retailers are trying to contain costs without being able to sacrifice margins any further. #carburante #inflazione #grandedistribuzione (translated)

The alarm has also been raised by the governor of the Banque de France, Emmanuel Moulin, who stated that - without a budget plan capable of reducing spending and deficit - the country risks being "progressively strangled by the rise in interest rates." #eurodebole #inflazione #deficitPubblico (translated)