An opinion poll released this Friday (19) showed that 65,2% of Italians have “a lot or a lot of confidence” in the government headed by Draghi.
The Prime Minister took office last Saturday (13) and received Parliament's vote of confidence this week.
The survey was carried out by the institute YouTrend for the news channel Sky TG24 and also shows that 34,8% of those interviewed have “little or no confidence” in the new prime minister.
According to the research, 47,5% of people believe that Draghi is capable of creating a better government than his predecessor, Giuseppe Conte; 38,8% say their management will be the same; and 13,7% say it will be worse.
We also pack any 68,7% evaluate “positively” President Sergio Mattarella’s decision to call on Draghi to form a government, and 31,3%, negatively.
For 35,7% of those interviewed, the vaccination plan against the new coronavirus is the most urgent issue to be addressed, followed by the fight against poverty and unemployment (20,9%) and support for companies (14,3% ).
The survey interviewed 808 people between February 15 and 16 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3,4 points.
new government
Draghi was called up by Mattarella after the political crisis that culminated in the resignation of Giuseppe Conte, who had led the country since June 2018, in two terms with different coalitions.
Former president of the European Central Bank (ECB), the 73-year-old economist managed to forge a heterogeneous alliance ranging from the extreme right to the left, resulting in an overwhelming majority in Parliament.
Its aim is to rewrite Italy's plan to use the European Union's recovery fund, speed up the Covid-19 vaccination campaign and drive the economic recovery.
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