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ROME. No curfews and early closings of the premises, without stricter regulations, “and this despite the fact that restrictive measures are being re-established in European countries”: for now only the obligation of outdoor masks in all of Italy, with penalties that They range from 400 to 1,000 euros, absolute prohibition of meetings and street controls also with the military. Regions are free to introduce stricter measures, but if they want to loosen ties, they must first ask the scientific committee for permission. So after this summer’s controversy over crowded sports halls, open nightclubs, and regions of no particular order, the governors have their hands tied. And they won’t like it.
Fear of a surge
SUBWAYIn the Covid regulation, the construction site does not close today: if infections increase, we will see whether to tighten the shirts, increase the safety distance to 2 meters and the presence in closed places to 100, which generates confusion in restorers and the world of entertainment. Due to the delay of one day in the vote of the Chambers, the government will promulgate today the decree with the extension of the state of emergency to January 31, the obligation of the masks, keeping alive the existing effects of the dpcm that expires at midnight . And the new measures, such as those relating to the regions, will be enacted within a week in a new Dpcm, which could contain a new crackdown. “If the situation worsens, we could introduce other measures,” say government funds.
In addition, from the words of the Minister of Health yesterday in the Chambers, it appears that the tension is high. Italy is better than other countries, but make no mistake, the emergency is not over ”. Speranza is praised by Pierferdinando Casini for the “good politics” lesson she has shown so far with her seriousness. But Montecitorio’s vote on his communications to Parliament for the renewal of the state of emergency on January 31 does not give the first shot. And this not because of an insurmountable political hostility from the opposition (the prime minister goes to the courtroom, says Gelmini), but because of a guerrilla operation the day the anti-Covid measures are decided.
The data gets worse
“Let’s start with the numbers for the evaluations” – is Hope’s call in front of the deputies. «The world situation is undergoing a major change. International data tells us that the number of infected has exceeded 35 million, deaths have exceeded one million people. They are absolutely relevant data ». In short, beware that we are surrounded by evil, “let’s look at our neighbors, let’s look at France with 17,000 infections in one day. It would be risky to think about loosening the grip. Speranza projects a chilling photograph to the deputies: “The trend is clear, infections have been increasing for nine weeks.” But in schools it is not bad. “There are cases, it is clear, but the protocols that we have identified with the Regions are solid and if applied rigorously they can allow us to manage the school situation.” The antigenic and salivary tests will be increased, less invasive and faster; Italy is at the forefront of molecular treatments, research is ongoing. “The vaccine will arrive but we need months of resistance.” We must endure, as Prime Minister Conte also reminds us: “The battle is not won, the threshold of attention must remain maximum even in the coming months.”
Shock over remote voting
The first scene of the Parliament meeting at Covid after the summer break, however, is not the most edifying: choruses, stumbles and the entire repertoire of a football derby. When the report of the Minister of Health is due to vote, a quorum is lacking. The right wing orchestrates the trap and most huddle in on themselves twice, weakened by 41 absences due to coronavirus quarantine. But also of his excessive absences, so much as to make the blue Sestino Giacomoni say that “Di Battista’s pizzino has been given to Conte and Di Maio.”
me The incident causes the confrontation to flare up over distance voting: it does not cease despite hundreds of signatures on a proposal to integrate the constitutionalist Dem Stefano Ceccanti’s regulations.
