Salvini, someone was looking for the dead man, speed up the anti-maranza law

"News events confirm the necessity and urgency" of the 'anti-maranza' League's bill, given that "someone was looking for the dead man and luckily he wasn't there. Hundreds of arrests, looting and devastation, with 12-year-olds smashing shop windows, require an acceleration" despite "someone's prudence and postponements": thus Matteo Salvini in Milan. "It's not a question of social discomfort if you set out to beat up Carrefour employees. Anyone who beats a shop assistant or stones a policeman is not a revolutionary, but an idiot - he added -. Let the left remove the 'but' and condemn the violence, period".

"Among the requests of the League that we will bring to the table of the majority which will meet shortly - he continued - there is the transformation into an urgent decree of the provisions contained in a parliamentary bill today being discussed in the Senate: among the urgencies, and I want to see who can tell us that it is not an emergency, there is the preventive detention also for minors, the ban on aggregation for group violence and the possibility of deferred arrest based on the images of the cameras for crimes of looting or group devastation".