Caivano, Giorgia Meloni’s outburst after inspecting the Pacro Verde de Caivano, theater of the dramatic tragedy in which two little cousins suffered gang violence. “We are here above all to denounce the serious, authoritarian and constant presence of the Italian State, of the institutions of the Republic that in territories like this one have often not been sufficiently perceived and perhaps not sufficiently present”. Thus, the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, in a press release at the end of the meeting of the provincial committee for public order and security at the secondary school “Francesco Morano” in Parco Verde di Caivano, the “theatre” district of the damages of child abuse to two cousins aged 11 and 12. «If we are here today, almost 10 years after the terrible story of little Fortuna Loffredo, a 6-year-old girl who flew from the balcony and who was later discovered raped a year after the death of another child named Antonio, if we are here today to condemn a barbaric episode means that a failure has occurred here. And there was a failure on the part of the State and institutions, despite the efforts that have been made», adds the Prime Minister.
Then the prime minister went on to analyze the necessary rules against early school leaving. «We also try to provide answers in terms of education, there are important rules regarding the issue of early school leaving that were presented to me by the attorneys who were present. I believe that the rules to combat early school leaving must be reinforced because it is true that there is an obligation, but let’s say that the sanctions for families who today decide not to send their children to school do not seem to me to be enough. It is another element on which we intend to work». Thus, the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, in a press release at the end of the meeting of the provincial committee for public order and security at the secondary school “Francesco Morano” in Parco Verde di Caivano, a “theatre” neighborhood for damage caused for child abuse of two cousins aged 11 and 12. «There will be more staff, also to keep the schools open in the afternoon, we will also help teachers in terms of psychological support. Up to 20 more teachers will arrive at these four schools”, added the prime minister.
Source: IL Tempo
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