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The Senate Chamber approved the security decree, on which the government raised the issue of trust: the Salvini decrees are definitely shelved. With 153 votes in favor, 2 against and 4 abstentions, the provision becomes law. The center-right did not participate in the vote. it was approved in first reading in the House on December 9. As is clear from the voting records, the senators present were 161, 159 voters. Massimo Berutti and Gaetano Quagliariello from Idea-Cambiamo, from the Misto group, spoke for no. Emma Bonino of + Europe and her partner in the Mixed, Matteo Richetti, as well as the two autonomous senators, Meinhard Durnwalder and Dieter Steger, abstained. The final vote of the Senate on the conversion into law of the immigration decree – underlines the Minister of the Interior Luciana Lamorgese – confirms the soundness and balance of the structure of the text agreed in the Viminale by the majority forces last summer.
The approval was nothing short of excited, including banners, posters, hissing, yelling, shoving. The Friday afternoon session was suspended after the League’s senators unfurled a banner in which the electoral program of the 5 on migration policies was reproduced with a large logo, to underline the Movement’s change of position. At that moment protests and whistles erupted, shouts and chants: Buffoons, buffoons! or Fascists. The UDC quaestor senator, Antonio De Poli, was dragged into the courtroom during the riot and ended up in the infirmary along with a secretary.The protests began at the end of the explanations of vote. During the discussion, President Elisabetta Casellati reminded the League’s senators that they repeatedly used whistles to protest against the forthcoming approval of the decree. Casellati announced that an investigation will be carried out through photos and videos to establish responsibility for the incident.
Harsh reactions of condemnation from parliamentarians: The League’s violence continues in the Senate: even the hands of the clerks and a Quaestor. Salvini is obviously not there: he leaves his parents to do the dirty work. And they, devoid of dignity, do it correctly. I’ve never been so ashamedSenator of the Democratic Party Caterina Biti writes on Twitter. The Minister of Relations with the Parliament Federico D’Inca ‘, leaving the classroom, spoke of gestures of profound rudeness and of a situation very similar to yesterday. A shameful page for the institutions and for the country, he added.
The classroom resumed work after 6 in the afternoon. The leader of the Democratic Party in the Senate, Andrea Marcucci, at the end of the conference of group presidents called after the brawl, defined what happened. of unprecedented severity and, in my opinion, unprecedented from the 1920s to the present. The secretaries pushed, Commissioner De Poli was forced to go to the infirmary after being knocked down from the desks, very violent attitudes towards colleagues and those who were trying to restore order. We ask Casellati for very tough measures: the League’s attitude – he adds – is intimidating and it wants to prevent the democratic exercise of the vote at all costs. We cannot accept this, concludes Marcucci.
December 18, 2020 (change December 18, 2020 | 19:34)
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