Count: the grip does not loosen, one shock all these dead
2020-04-02T06:13:00.560Z
"One shock to all these dead. For now the grip does not come loose." "If Lombardy wanted the red zone in Bergamasco, it could have placed it". "We will only enter phase 2 when the experts tell us and only from a few sectors. But we do not give the message that the tightening is loosening, it would be a mistake." So Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte in an interview with Il Fatto Quotidiano where he reiterates his choice not to let go of the virus-killer. And he adds: "For now, nothing will change. We will think later, if the conditions will apply, to a loosening for families, because this war has a psychological impact as well. In due course we will be able to think of easing also the measures with a personal impact" . However, Conte is convinced that "when making a decision, the political decision-maker must do so in science and conscience, taking into account all interests" and "the guiding criterion is constitutional values" while "the priority is and remains protection of health". And to the territories, which in addition to desperation for the victims, seem to be annoying for the measures taken, the premier says he understands "perfectly their anger" because "they are experiencing a tragic situation, with anguish and pain for the loss of many human lives "and" I never imagined I would see the list of deaths updated continuously ". And he reflects: "It is one of the most sincerely painful aspects since this war started". In retracing the stages of the emergency, the Prime Minister reminds us that "on March 6, with the Civil Defense, we decide to impose the red zone on all of Lombardy. On March 7 the decree arrives" and says a bit of controversy that " the Lombardy Region, like all the others, has never been deprived of the possibility of adopting its own orders, even more restrictive, according to the law 833/1978 "and that" moreover Lombardy, when it wanted to introduce more restrictive measures, did so "as well as" also Lazio and Calabria have arranged other red areas ". As for Europe, the premier says that "the wind in Europe is changing" and President Von Der Leyen "has anticipated two other measures that are now being approved by the Commission". "Member States - he adds - will be able to draw, up to 100 billion, from funding to support workers and businesses. An instrument financed by the issue of European bonds, without requiring any conditionality. And we will be allowed to use all the European structural funds : here the Mes has nothing to do ". And Conte announces that other instruments will also arrive "against the health emergency and to support income".
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April 02, 2020 "One shock to all these dead. The grip is not loosened for now." "If Lombardy wanted the red zone in Bergamasco, it could have placed it". "We will only enter phase 2 when the experts tell us and only from a few sectors. But we do not give the message that the tightening is loosening, it would be a mistake." So Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte in an interview with Il Fatto Quotidiano where he reiterates his choice not to let go of the virus-killer. And he adds: "For now, nothing will change. We will think later, if the conditions will apply, to a loosening for families, because this war has a psychological impact as well. In due course we will be able to think of easing also the measures with a personal impact" . However, Conte is convinced that "when making a decision, the political decision-maker must do so in science and conscience, taking into account all interests" and "the guiding criterion is constitutional values" while "the priority is and remains protection of health". And to the territories, which in addition to desperation for the victims, seem to be annoying for the measures taken, the premier says he understands "perfectly their anger" because "they are experiencing a tragic situation, with anguish and pain for the loss of many human lives "and" I never imagined I would see the list of deaths updated continuously ". And he reflects: "It is one of the most sincerely painful aspects since this war started". In retracing the stages of the emergency, the Prime Minister reminds us that "on March 6, with the Civil Defense, we decide to impose the red zone on all of Lombardy. On March 7 the decree arrives" and says a bit of controversy that " the Lombardy Region, like all the others, has never been deprived of the possibility of adopting its own orders, even more restrictive, according to the law 833/1978 "and that" moreover Lombardy, when it wanted to introduce more restrictive measures, did so "as well as" also Lazio and Calabria have arranged other red areas ". As for Europe, the premier says that "the wind in Europe is changing" and President Von Der Leyen "has anticipated two other measures that are now being approved by the Commission". "Member States - he adds - will be able to draw, up to 100 billion, from funding to support workers and businesses. An instrument financed by the issue of European bonds, without requiring any conditionality. And we will be allowed to use all the European structural funds : here the Mes has nothing to do ". And Conte announces that other instruments will also arrive "against the health emergency and to support income".
