The Prime Minister also attacks judges who consider it “dangerous”: “It is not a conspiracy, but a lack of concern for popular consensus”
“I took into account that there would be obstacles but he will overcome them: the Italy-Albania protocol will work. The accusations of damage to the treasure? Nor from those who have a wheelchair and who benefit from the Superbonus.” Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni gets straight to the point, interviewed by Tommaso Cerno on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of Timeafter the Rome court blocked the repatriation of 12 asylum seekers, forcing Italian authorities to quickly return them to national territory. The Prime Minister thus rejects the accusations of this part of the opposition, Italia Viva and Movimento 5 Stelle, who filed a complaint with the Court of Auditors to assess whether or not there has been damage to the budget on the part of the Prime Minister. Minister. It was also at these times that the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, signed the “safe countries” decree-law, which defines a list – subject to periodic review – of nations considered safe for repatriations since the 'Italy.
Meloni (again) against the judges
As for the sentence of the Milan Court, Meloni still considers it “unreasonable”, emphasizing that it is not an exclusive problem of the Albania case, “but of all illegal immigrants from certain countries” . Because yes, the judges are basing themselves on a judgment of the European Court, but the repatriations of irregular migrants had “started much earlier”. The Prime Minister considers the affair “instrumental”, linked solely to a difference in vision compared to that of the government. So political and not legal. Asked about the email from Deputy Prosecutor of the Supreme Court Marco Patarnello, in which he warned of his danger because he would like to “rewrite the whole jurisdiction”, Meloni responds: “I never spoke of conspiracies, but he there is a lack of care towards the popular vote. If people don't understand, their choices will have to be corrected. »
