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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte during the recording of “Accordi & Disaccordi” broadcast on Nove tonight, faces the return to school on January 7.
“There is a lot of work to return on January 7 with face-to-face teaching. We have organized tables with the prefects to try to match the transport data and the entry and exit times to avoid rush hours with respect to local situations ”.
“We cannot identify the outbreak of infections in the transport sector, it was not like that. And so too for school “added the premier.
Azzolina insists on preferential lane for tampons
“If you have to think about transportation, it cannot be done only from a national point of view, each territory has its own needs, the tables with the prefects help us solve critical issues,” said Education Minister Lucía Azzolina. during a live on Facebook. “Also – he added – as a ministry we ask for a fast track to school for tampons.” And then the appeal: “We must do everything possible to ensure that the school is present.”
Ps: prudence
The Democratic Party invokes caution on the Christmas break to protect back to school. “Students have the right to return to school as soon as possible and in complete safety “says the school director of Pd Camilla Sgambato. “But everything – he emphasizes – depends on the trend of the infection curve. That is why we will never tire of inviting everyone to be prudent, avoiding social gatherings and renouncing a Christmas according to custom ”.
Cts, we are concerned
“We are very worried about the next Christmas weeks”: Agostino Miozzo, coordinator of the CTS, has it clear, who thinks of the January deadlines, such as “going back to work, going back to school, which is desirable, and the start of the vaccination campaign. Quotes that are too important for which we must be prepared ”.
Unions: another failure
There are plans to close schools or not reopen them on January 7 “because it is the easiest way and because the problems that had to be faced have not been resolved. The truth is that we are facing a new failure in the country’s school system ”. The comment of Francesco Sinopoli, who heads Flc Cgil, is harsh, according to which “the school always pays the price.
Christmas blockade, Conte: “The CTS has recommended stricter measures, we must avoid the third wave”
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