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On Friday morning, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte spoke by videoconference at the event “Future: Work, Environment, Innovation”, an initiative organized by CGIL in which Conte spoke with union secretary Maurizio Landini. Towards the end of his speech, Conte responded to a question about Christmas and how families will spend it, if government-imposed restrictions remain in place by then. Conte replied:
We will consider the epidemiological curve that we will have in December … beyond the religious professions of each one, Christmas should not be identified only with the opportunity to give gifts, exchange gifts […]. It is also a time of spiritual recollection, so doing it with many people is not entirely good. “
There has been much discussion for Christmas days, despite the fact that there are more than a month to go: partly because of the serious epidemiological situation in Italy and partly as a result of an interview by the undersecretary of the Ministry of Health, Sandra Zampa, who in Print He said the government will take steps to prevent the Christmas season from causing a new surge in infections. In particular, Zampa had said that “it must be said that it does not have to be a lonely Christmas, but that families can meet in the small nucleus, first-degree relatives, brothers and sisters.”
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