fewer decrees but quick laws. Interceptions, squeeze on newspapers – Corriere.it

he is the head of the government who has so far resorted to decree laws more than his predecessors have done. But Giorgia Meloni intends to reverse course. Because, after so many years of opposition, you know how mortifying it is for Parliament not to be able to have a say in the country’s decision-making process. And because a more balanced relationship with all groups, even the majority, simplifies the life of the government.

For the prime minister also asks Parliament to collaborate, to think of quick and not merely obstructive paths, also thanks to changes to the regulations, already carried out in the Senate and being studied in the Chamber, where a reform has yet to be achieved. Also and above all about this Meloni spoke yesterday at lunch with the Speaker of the Chamber, Lorenzo Fontana. And both agreed on the need to limit the emergency decree but also to speed up the paths of some measureswith shortened procedures and certain times.

And precisely the emergency procedure is requested for a bill amending the Cartabia reform on the criminal trial. Incandescent matter. Not so much on this provision, where a general consensus is expected given that the prosecution of the office is expected for all crimes that have the mafia aggravating circumstance. A request that the M5S claims as its own. But on the issue of wiretapping the battle is getting tough, after the words of Minister Carlo Nordio. The oppositions go on the attack, seeing in the action of the Keeper of the Seals the will to prevent the use of wiretapping for many types of crime and in the same majority the line is not unanimous, despite the announcement from FdI that it will act on a point precise, that of the publication of the interceptions.

FI but also the third pole applaud Nordio: There are some abuses which unfortunately have been recorded in recent years, damaging the rights of citizens who are slammed into the front page and then turn out to be completely unrelated to the events. We must avoid these distortions, guarantee the privacy and rights of all citizens, says Minister Antonio Tajani. Lega and above all FdI are trying to reduce the extent of the wiretapping reform, but pointing the finger at the role of newspapers: It is necessary to intervene on the one hand with the General Inspectorate to verify that there are no leaks of information from the prosecutors themselves, on the other hand with a more stringent regulation. And then I say it honestly, yes, even in the newspapers. We’ll see how, announced the Undersecretary of Justice Andrea Delmastro in the morning.

Words that concern the president of the ANM Giuseppe Santalucia: We are waiting to see what the solution is, but fundamental interests are at stake, such as the right to information and the free press. And they raise the opposition: The law that regulates the publication of wiretaps already exists, they enforce it, don’t use it as an excusesays Debora Serracchiani for the Democratic Party, in line with the protest of the M5S.