As we go to press, the new government has been formed, an unprecedented assemblage of colors unthinkable until yesterday: faced with the train of European funds to be collected quickly, almost no one has felt like rowing against the work of a character like the new Premier, who enjoys full confidence in Europe and knows how to count. Partisan ideologies have been (for the moment) set aside, and the markets (for the moment) approve.

Having thus averted the risk of not being able to formulate a program that guarantees us access to the Next Generation EU, we must now get down to work. It’s true, we had already said so at the beginning of last summer, when we thought that the worst was over, and it wasn’t so; today, however, we have the vaccines that should loosen the grip of the virus, and if the programs, in addition to writing them, were also able to implement them, we could think we were really at the dawn of a great recovery.

Of course, we have to start from the bottom; sports clubs and associations are in serious difficulty and are waiting for help; sports activities – as of today – are still slowed down and we don’t know when they will actually be able to start up again for everyone; the national management of sports is struggling with a half-finished reform that will now have to come to terms with the new choices of the government, which has suppressed its ministry and we still don’t know how it will regulate relations with CONI, until yesterday a bit stormy; sports facilities are waiting for the unbureaucratization of contracts so that years will not pass from the allocation of funds to the realization of the work.

But in the meantime, if we didn’t stop during the night of the pandemic, let’s seize the first light of dawn and get into high gear for the day ahead.

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