Premiership, Schlein to Meloni: “We have never seen a self-styled patriot split the country”
The Pd secretary: They haven't put a euro into this reform and which means that they are not interested in reducing territorial and social inequalities
ROME – “Yesterday the Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said, in reference to the premiership, ‘make or break’, but this is not about her seat< /strong>, it’s Italy splitting itself. We’ve never seen a self-styled patriot split the country in two with the differentiated autonomy that is the cynical barter that Giorgia Meloni made with Salvini’s League on the premiership”. The secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein says this, speaking on the sidelines of an electoral initiative in Aversa.
“We – he adds – will fight against a differentiated autonomy that wants to maintain territorial gaps and increase them. We think there cannot be a redemption for Italy without the redemption of the south. This is still the ancient secessionist plan of the League. They haven’t put a single euro into this reform and which means that they are not interested in reducing territorial and social inequalities“. “We – continues Schlein – do not accept this autonomy which would be the coup de grace on public health that Giorgia Meloni’s government is already cutting. For us there are no series A or series B patients depending on the region in which they are born. Behind this technical name, differentiated autonomy, lies the denial of access to fundamental services for citizens, school, health, local public transport”.
“And these are the same reasons why we will fight against a constitutional reform that wants to centralize all powers in the hands of the head of government. There is only one thing that holds these two apparently different reforms together: it is the law of the most strong and with the law of the strongest we know what happens to the most fragile people As the Democratic Party we will fight against differentiated autonomy and in this way we will also stop the dangerous reform of the premiership“.