
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni comments on the new security decree, firmly condemning acts of vandalism and theft in shops, defining them as crime rather than political protest.
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The government has approved a new security decree. The Prime Minister made statements on the matter following episodes of commercial devastation.
"I want to be clear: there is no political idea, there is no social discomfort, there is no opposition to the government that can justify the devastation of a shop to take away the goods". Thus Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in a video released immediately after the CDM's approval of the new security decree.
"Behind that window there is a family who has made the sacrifices of a lifetime, there are workers who risk losing their jobs, there are citizens who have the right to live their city without fear. There is nothing revolutionary in destroying and stealing. Devastating and stealing is not protest, it is crime. And the State's response must be firm".

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