Beating in Florence, Letta and Renzi denounce Meloni’s silence: “Do they think of raves and Peppa Pig and not even a word against the violent?”

The silence of the Meloni government on the beating that took place in Florence becomes a political case. Those responsible have been identified and belong to Student Action. Since Saturday, when the attack took place in front of the Michelangiolo high school, no member of the executive has condemned the violence. This morning the secretary of the Democratic Party spoke Enrico Letta who writes on Twitter: “A rave caused an uproar and an emergency regulation by the Meloni government. A government that maintains silence on the unacceptable squad beating that took place in front of the Michelangelo High School in Florence. Silence that if it continues becomes an accomplice”.

Renzi: “I await Meloni’s sentence”

But no word from the premier. AND Matthew Renzi goes on the attack: “In one of the main high schools in the city we had to witness a squalid and cowardly act of violence committed by some militants of Azione Studentesca against some boys of the Left Collective. I think how Gabriele Toccafondi, Nicola Danti, Ivan Scalfarotto And Francis Bonifazi who spoke on the matter on behalf of Italia Viva. And I too thank the teacher who intervened to separate the boys for her civic sense, hoping that the culprits will be called to answer immediately for their violence – writes the leader of IV in his enews – 48 hours later, an existential question remains: why didn’t the same right that intervenes on everything, from Peppa Pig to the Sanremo lineup, feel the need to condemn without ifs and buts what happened? I wait patiently for the agency to come out Giorgia Meloni or one of his delegates with the following sentence: I condemn the violence of the students of Azione Studentesca and I undertake to expel from the right-wing youth movements those who use their hands rather than their brains. Too difficult?”, he concludes.

The majority

From the ranks of the majority in the last forty-eight hours, only scanty statements have arrived, first that of the FdI group leader Tommaso Foti, then that of the undersecretary of the Interior of FdI Wanda Ferro: “Violence is always to be condemned,” he told Rainews24. “As far as we are concerned, being a violent world, like the Brothers of Italy we are not interested”, therefore “we condemn without ifs and buts”. And speaking of the failure (so far) to condemn the attack, he adds: “I’ve never had any form of reticence. As far as I’m concerned, the government expresses a firm condemnation with its history”.

For Federico Molliconeparliamentarian of the Brothers of Italy “that video was shot by one of the guys from the collective. So it’s just for the sake of completeness of information. Another video was also shot (of video ed) which was published by Il Giornale, which was filmed by someone else who wasn’t from the collectives where you don’t see the scene of the attacked boy, to whom my sympathy obviously goes, but it was obviously a fight. But if you watch the full video you can see that they were crowded on one side, it’s It was a confrontation between two groups – he told Agorà Rai Tre – So now I, in my capacity as a parliamentarian, have presented a question to the Minister of the Interior asking for all the videos to be acquired and all the people identified and also to reconstruct the action. reconstruct the facts”.