The Bosphorus Bridge will be built and it will be a blessing for the occupation. Matteo Salvini is sure of this, returning to the topic at a press point in Versiliana on Saturday. “I am intrigued that Pd and 5S, talking about minimum wages, say no to public works like the ‘Messina bridge’ that will create 100,000 jobs,” said the infrastructure minister. “A government should listen: we listen to the taxi drivers, the resorts, the unions. I spoke to all the mayors of Versilia yesterday. Unlike other governments that take decisions without listening to anyone. It is right to listen. Then the situation is clear. If Pd and M5S defend basic income as it is and their opinions on nothing, If they do not change, we are obliged to continue.”
“I’ve been working day and night to open construction sites even in August, we’ve been at the lowest unemployment level in 14 years, so I understand that there is no minimum wage, but good salaries and good jobs,” Salvini said. Millions of Italians say, “For those who can work, the depletion of the citizen’s income will help. Obviously, we have to fight pirate contracts, but the more I open the construction sites, the more reasonable wages are for Italian workers”.
Source: Today IT
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