The PNRR is moving forward. Where forward? Forward, but with the brakes on. At least that is what emerges from the answers that the Ministry of Investments and European Projects sent us last Friday, following a request submitted at the beginning of April to the Prime Minister's Chancellery, which redirected it to MIPE. Although, in that request, we asked what the inter-ministerial group that monitors the implementation of the PNRR does, the ministry responds with the solemnity of a printer's