
Minister Francesco Lollobrigida condemns roadblocks of goods, defining them as an intolerable crime that damages the economy, workers and families, and calls for circulation and supplies to be guaranteed.
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The Minister of Agriculture intervened via social media to comment on the inconvenience caused by road blocks to the distribution of goods.
"Demonstrating is legitimate and worthy of respect... blocking the roads to prevent products from being distributed is a crime. I respect everyone's requests, but I consider it serious and intolerable that millions of Italians risk, due to road blocks, seeing shops without goods or with much higher prices which worsen the condition of many families. I invite you to guarantee circulation and supplies".
Thus in a social post the Minister of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry, Francesco Lollobrigida. "Causing harm to others to protect one's own positions is not right. Many products present on trucks, stopped against the will of those who drive them, will be unusable, causing economic damage to businesses, workers in the sector and all citizens.
There is never any justification in violating laws and, above all, in harming other citizens."

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