Sara Guglielmetti Following the violence in Italian public squares, especially in Milan, with Piazza Duomo devastated, shop windows broken, and shops raided, especially by minors, a new security decree was passed. Selvaggia Lucarelli intervened, calling Matteo Salvini to account.
Street protests, new security decree: Salvini's post
Following what happened last weekend, especially in Piazza Duomo in Milan , a new security decree is in force.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Matteo Salvini championed the new measures, writing on social media: " From this evening, it's law. More soldiers for Safe Streets, 500 of whom are already in Milan, delayed arrests thanks to cameras, and more powers for the Armed Forces and Law Enforcement. And then, in the future, with the revocation of citizenship and residence permits for adults who commit crimes, and the inability to obtain citizenship for minors who deal drugs, loot, or destroy property."
Whoever makes a mistake pays. Because whoever destroys a shop window or attacks a shop assistant is not a revolutionary: you're an idiot. " But be careful, Selvaggia Lucarelli intervened in reference to the post, recalling a specific past episode.
"He would be beaten with truncheons today," Selvaggia Lucarelli demolishes Salvini: the shocking revelation
Selvaggia Lucarelli recalled an episode from 1999, when Matteo Salvini threw eggs at the Prime Minister, accidentally hitting some policemen: “ In 1999 Matteo Salvini threw eggs at the Prime Minister.
He accidentally hit some police officers and got a 30-day suspended sentence. As a young man, he challenged the authorities by throwing eggs, and it went well for him because he wasn't the one in power. Today, he'd get a truncheon blow to the forehead and be thrown in jail ." Lucarelli then also took aim at Giorgia Meloni: " Well done, Giorgia. You respond to unease, to social anger, to the lack of an idea of the present and the future with repression. It's a really good idea ."