Time.news – The Prime Minister Mario Draghi is still oriented, according to sources of the majority, to introduce the vaccination obligation for teachers in order to allow them to return to class safely but has decided to take some more time before closing on the dossier. And so the decree law on schools, and also on transport, will be on the table of the Council of Ministers next week. No hypothesis is excluded, even if the secretary of the Lega Salvini reiterated his opposition to a possible squeeze for school staff.
“Freedoms are sacred to me, I invite all those who risk their lives to get vaccinated, because in that case the vaccine saves their lives. But no one will ever convince me that forcing 12-year-olds to vaccinate is a useful choice,” he explained. to journalists at the end of a meeting with the premier. At the center of the meeting – defined by Palazzo Chigi as “fruitful and cordial” – the themes connected to the vaccination campaign, the Green Pass and the measures to combat Covid-19.
The party secretary of via Bellerio – he made some proposals to the Chief Executive – believes that there is no need for further measures on the extension of the green pass: “If the situation gets complicated, we need to take cover, but complicate the life to 30 million Italians and millions of economic operators, to mothers and fathers of children aged 12, 13, 14, frankly not “, he said.
At the moment it is a priority for the government to close the discussion on the reform of the criminal trial, hence the postponement of the legislative decree. The Minister of Justice Cartabia met the representatives of the majority this morning. A ‘technical’ summit, it is reported, which did not address the main issues on the table, starting with the hypothesis of extending the stop to prevent criminalization on crimes linked to the mafia.
The president in pectore of the 5-star Movement, Conte, insists: “Ours is not a battle of the Movement but for the Italians”. And it raises further doubts. The delegation to Parliament on the identification of offenses to be prosecuted as a matter of priority is “a critical rule”. “For heaven’s sake – observes the former Prime Minister after a meeting in the Chamber with the M5s parliamentarians – in other legal systems such guidelines are envisaged, but when we lower it into ours, we know, how to say, the difficult relations of the past between politics and judiciary”.
According to the former prime minister, therefore “it is good to leave and fully implement the constitutional principle of the compulsory prosecution”, bearing in mind that “Parliament’s interventions can be very, very delicate”. “We – Salvini replies – accept Draghi’s proposals, not the M5s. We would have already approved the text once it came out of the CDM”. “I think that the Council of Ministers unanimously voted on a text. Subsequent tailbacks are aimed at destabilizing”, cuts short the president of the Conference of the Regions Fedriga.
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