Alitalia : (political) game over

It sounds like an agreement has been reached and all the major Unions -20% of the air crew (50 % of the ground crew)- have signed it. Most likely all the independent ones, which count for 80% (50%), will sign tonight. The difference don't seem to be so relevant, although they make clearer some key points, such as salaries and foreign airline involvement which were blurry in the previous one. After criticizing so much the left, I must say that now its tactic gets a little clear to me. What they have achieved, and I hope they will push on this, is that this cannot be seen as a success of Left for sure, but not even for the Right. The sneaky moves of Veltroni, such as the public letter to Berlusconi, the mediating role played, with of course pictures, journalists, between the CAI (the new company ) and the CGIL, the Union who had not signed the agreement previously, were smartly laid out. I would like to remind the reader that Colaninno is from the Democratic Party, as well as the CGIL is a leftist Union. If they now were able to capitalize on this, it would be awesome.