
Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini proposes the expansion of juvenile prisons and the revocation of public contributions for parents of minors who commit crimes, calling them 'thugs'.
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The debate on the management of juvenile crime in Italy is a recurring theme on the political agenda.
Juvenile prisons "absolutely" need to be expanded and "the number of places has already increased. I would go even further. Bonuses and public contributions must be removed and eliminated for adults who do not realize that they have juvenile delinquents who commit crimes at home". Thus the deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini on Antenna 3.
"The proposal we are working on as a League is to remove public contributions from those parents who have hooligans at home" adds Salvini.

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