Maneuver, unions summoned to Palazzo Chigi on 13 November. Tensions in the majority

The pension issue

Meanwhile, tensions are also recorded within the majority, where there is no sign of conciliation on pensions. The League wants him to leave at the age of 64, but in Lombardy he has found himself blocked by Welfare Councilor Guido Bertolaso, who has instead suggested diverting those resources to hospitals. "I believe that today at 64 no one wants to retire anymore, I am an example of this", he observed. The response from the Lombard Northern League was immediate: "Before making policy on pensions, Bertolaso ​​should make what he has in charge work."

Social security for the Police

The social security field is also the one on which Forza Italia moves, which has promised to give an answer to the men and women in uniform, with an intervention estimated at 48 million per year. The request would also have found a hearing among the ranks of Fratelli d'Italia, with the Accounting Department tasked with studying a solution. The uniforms accuse the government of having "betrayed its word" on dedicated social security. "It is not a claim of privilege", explains the secretary of SIULP, Felice Romano, evoking "an unprecedented season of protest". Until the most delicate warning for an executive who has made security a flag: "This time the police will demonstrate in the squares". A meeting with the unions is scheduled for November 12th.

School mobilisations

In terms of mobilizations, however, the first will be that of schools: Cisl, Uil, Snals and Anief have called workers to the streets on November 11th, while on the 16th it will be the turn of the assemblies in the institutes, on the 20th of the Flc CGIL strike with universities and research. Over 14 thousand positions between teachers and ATA lost in three years are targeted, according to the CGIL. We cannot respond to the decline in births by emptying the schools: this is the message from the unions. Lega and FI have opened, at least in words, to a "change of direction".