Pensioni, scontro in maggioranza. No della premier a quota 64 anni

Tensions are rising over pension reforms in Italy, with League leader Matteo Salvini insisting on a retirement age of 64. Brothers of Italy are firmly opposed, leading to an ongoing conflict. Prime Minister Meloni has instructed her party that the proposed fund of 850 million euros per year for three years should not be used to support another quota aimed at bypassing the Fornero law. The situation remains contentious as negotiations continue.