New tensions in the majority: the League asks for the strengthening of 'Safe Roads'

New tensions in the majority, this time on the issue of security, after the problems with the electoral law.

The League goes on the attack, announcing that it has "filed a resolution, to be voted on in the next few days, to commit the government to strengthening and extending the 'Safe Roads' operation, bringing the number of soldiers engaged in the protection of Italian streets, squares and stations to 10,000". We read it in a note from Matteo Salvini's party, explaining that "currently, in fact, 61 provincial capitals are still uncovered by the armed garrison of girls and boys in uniform and, with a limited expenditure of 109 million per year, greater security would be guaranteed in many cities".

"It would be inexplicable for the majority to further postpone a choice that could be operational in the next few days - adds the League -. The expense could be covered by the profits of just three days of a large Italian bank".