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i think as mr. monti himself said the other day when you interviewed him, what is remarkable here is that this program of labor market reform revamping the market, making it more flexible is coming from a leftist party, the biggest party in italy now. it is not coming from the conservative side. this time it probably has a chance to be a bit more far-reaching and get adopted by this government. >> let's -- i'm sure there is some sort of ultimate political objective here and clearly renzi has ambitions. what is the objective here for him? he is still in his 30's. he has been very ambitious in terms over the political lie of the land, that he would like to have a leftist party push. what does he want to do with this? what is the ambition here? >> there is no doubt that renzi wants to be prime minister of italy. that is his game plan. what he is doing is adopting a program, if you will, right now, based on two pillars. one is the labor market reform, because it is a big issue. look. italy's unemployment rate

. >> mr. montihe start of the crisis, i remember talking to you and you putting everything simply and saying the main problem we had is that countries were too polite with each other. if you had a deficit that was too high, i would be -- i wouldn't say you to do something about it. what is the main problem politically that we're seeing in europe? >> well, since those days, the oblem is no longer excessive politeness. because things have become tougher and countries have spoken out to each other. maybe even too much in the sense that we now have seen across europe, particularly between the north and south of europe, a lot receptment resentment and a lot of mutual backlashes, look at the german weak relationship over the past three or four years. now we need the leaders of europe to state the perception of a collective leadership and also we need them to consider nationalistic backlashes are maybe the number one problem. their attention must be devoted to how the public sees all of that. >> thank you

mr. letta. so yes, he has support, but there are still people within his party who i think are trying to curb him a little bit. what is interesting, as mario monti talking about the labor reform is this is all interesting because this is being proposed by the head of italy's lefist party. the centerleft. it is not coming from conservatives on the center-right. while these performs -- reforms have been proposed before, it has never come from that side of the political spectrum. ergo, i think perhaps there is more of a chance now these could be adopted. >> the problem is at the moment, renzi's young. he has great ideas. he wants to shake things up. but there is a danger that if he shakes things up too much, the government falls, and that at the end of the day means less stability for italy. >> sure. well, i think his game plan is this -- he obviously wants to get these reforms to the labor market rolling, but above all, he wants to change the way italian politicians, and lawmakers are elected. i do not think he wants to have elections this year. stabilityd to have is to get the structural changes in place, he wants to govern with a new system. wit