Acca Larentia, at the center of the debate also on TV. Former Interior Minister Marco Minniti agrees with Minister Matteo Piantedosi on the line he has followed until now. The subject was discussed during the Tagadà episode broadcast on January 10th on La7.
«My position has always been the same: I think that demonstrations should be avoided if an act of violence occurs or if a harsh action is taking place at that moment they should be dissolved. If, however, there is no act of violence but there are ethically reprehensible acts like this, there are complaints made by the judiciary. How was this done, given that 5 people were reported for apologizing for fascism.” Former Minister of the Interior, Marco Minniti, said this in “Tagada” on La7, stressing that Piantedosi could not “do better than his predecessors because in a demonstration where there are no acts of violence, what a democracy does is ensure that no one pays a price due to violence.” Regarding the fact that in 2018, during the Gentiloni government, around 3,000 people participated in the celebration, he added: “When there is a government that is considered left-wing, those on the right mobilize more” .
Source: IL Tempo
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