Di Maio: "Curfew to overcome but without everyone free"

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07 May 2021 "We all want to get out of this, overcome the curfew so as not to return shortly after, it's not that saying it every day will change it, we are working on it and I think May 16 is a desirable date to overcome the curfew, but it is not a free all, we've been through it too many times ". Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio said this to L'aria che tira su La7. "The ministers of European countries are calling me and not to make bilateral agreements but to bring foreign tourists to Italy in the summer", he added.

"We look at the data and then we decide." Thus the Minister of Agricultural Policies Stefano Patuanelli replying in the Agorà broadcast to the question whether the M5s is to abolish the curfew. "The curfew cannot be an element of political debate - he said - The curfew is one of the restrictive measures that has been compulsorily included in a package of measures that for more than a year have unfortunately accompanied our country like all other countries in the world. And it is linked to the data of the pandemic ", added Patuanelli. "It takes two or three weeks of monitoring to understand how the entire part of the devices deployed for reopening affects the infection curve. After that we will do an evaluation", he concluded. 

"Forza Italia will ask that the curfew be moved to midnight or canceled. The curfew is not an ideological flag, if you reduce the time in which the Italians can go out, gatherings are probably made more easily. The curfew at 10pm has no sense". This was stated by Roberto Occhiuto, Forza Italia group leader in the Chamber of Deputies, speaking at "Studio 24" on RaiNews24. "We will also ask for certainty on the date of the reopening. Let's think, for example, of the wedding sector, a sector that does not yet have a date to restart: we say that from 1 June, respecting all the safety protocols, we will hopefully be able to return to celebrate weddings ". 

"The curfew will be overcome or extended shortly thereafter. We are going to meet the summer season and in addition to the tourism that we must encourage for the restart of the economy of our country, what should not be underestimated is that there are many Italian citizens who do not live in large or non-air-conditioned houses and extending the curfew in the summer may give the opportunity to go out and be outdoors. But we are at the last mile from the outbreak of the pandemic and that must make us even more responsible. curfew does not mean everyone is free. " Thus the senator of Italy Viva Annamaria Parente, president of the Hygiene and Health Commission at Palazzo Madama, guest of the Start broadcast of Skytg24.