
Il sindaco di Milano Giuseppe Sala commenta gli scontri avvenuti in città, definendo le ragioni della protesta comprensibili ma condannando fermamente le violenze contro le forze dell'ordine e i danni al patrimonio urbano.
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Il sindaco di Milano ha rilasciato una dichiarazione in seguito a una giornata di disordini e scontri avvenuti nel capoluogo lombardo.
"Le ragioni della protesta erano comprensibili. Le violenze contro le forze dell'ordine e i gravi danni alla città sono ingiustificabili": così ha detto il sindaco Giuseppe Sala, dopo la giornata di guerriglia di cui è stata protagonista la città.
"La politica può decidere di strumentalizzare, alla ricerca di consenso elettorale. Oppure - ha aggiunto - di affrontare con saggezza questo momento storico così difficile: spero sia questa la scelta".

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni decided not to sign the decrees to unblock the salary increases for magistrates foreseen by the Council of State, triggering the reaction of the ANM. The government has foreseen a 'Sentences Fund' of 1.92 billion for 2027 in the budget, but Meloni considers the increases (around one billion) too high compared to other priorities, such as support for hauliers. The ANM threatens legal challenges to enforce the rights of magistrates, while the government could delegate implementation to the Council of State through a commissioner. Meanwhile, the process of the budget law continues, with a majority summit expected to define the priorities between selective and generalized measures.

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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni declared that she did not want to sign the Prime Ministerial Decree to unblock the salary increases for magistrates, amounting to almost one billion euros, considering the figure excessive compared to the resources allocated to the road transport sector and other categories affected by the crisis. However, he stated that he was available for dialogue with the ANM.

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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemns the violence that occurred during demonstrations in various Italian cities, asking the opposition to take a clear stance against the unrest and distinguishing between peaceful protest and acts of hooliganism.