In a Facebook post penned after the European Council, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte launched his version of Draghi’s "whatever it takes" fiscal policy against COVID-19. He suggested the adoption of the "Corona bond", an EU-backed bond to collect resources to fight against future difficult economic prospects. Alternatively, Conte proposed a proper European Guarantee Fund to finance all the Member States' initiatives to shield their economies. The Decree Law enacted by the Government has finally been published in an Extraordinary Edition of the Official Journal, and all the measures are now effective. The Parliament will have to convert the Decree Law within a time frame of 60 days. The discussion on the Decree Law will start on the Senate, with Budget Commission as responsible, the term for parliamentary amendments at Commission probably scheduled on 27th March. Alternative and lighter parliamentary procedures circulated during all day have been boycotted by opposition - particularly by League. As per its statements, it is expected the League’s interventions on administrative school workers in order to allocate more funds for the autonomous, a battle it is fighting alongside with Renzi's Italia Viva, also to extend tax deadlines further and to cut taxes drastically with a flat tax. Moreover, Renzi, who is part of the governmental majority, pushes to unleash public investments in infrastructures by simplifying the bureaucratic processes, an issue considered to be part of the Decree on April in Government’s intentions. We will follow the examination and emendation activities on the Parliament carefully, and we will report thoroughly on them in the next Sum Ups. While Italian management and containment of the COVID-19 through forced lockdown has become a benchmark for other European countries, Lombardia escalated further with the measures and started to control the movements of its citizens electronically through a technology that allows deriving how many fewer shifts occur compared to a specific period, in line with privacy rules. Alarmingly, the data showed that people's movements, at least until 16 of March, have just reduced by 40%, lagging far behind the complete lockdown attempted by the central Government. At the European level, COVID-19 emergency has created such intense shockwaves across the continent that old acrimonies between alleged austerity and spend thriftiness supporters are slowly fading away, aiming at suspension of EU Stability Pact. Olaf Scholz, German Minister of Finance, in his today interview with Die Zeit, has declared that Italy needs to spend billions to support its economy affected by the coronavirus epidemic without rigid interpretation of EU budget rules. A way to open a room also for the announced big economic plan by German Government. Meanwhile, BTP's spread against Bund's is over 300 points, putting even more strain on Italian public finances.