Interceptions, Salvini: “Punishing abuses of listening, reform must be done with lawyers and magistrates”

«On the interceptions, should we tone down and resume the dialogue? Absolutely yes. Abuses must be punished. Using interceptions for journalistic or judicial political interventions without any relevance is unworthy of a civilized country. Reading someone’s account statements in the newspapers, private interceptions without any criminal relevance is shameful. Whoever lets them out and whoever publishes them must be punished, but I don’t want to go back to the clash between politics and the judiciary, between state powers because we are going nowhere. The justice reform, which is also an economic priority for the country, must be done with lawyers and magistrates, I don’t count on anyone». Matteo Salvini, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure says it in a press point in Vigevano. And he added: «The reform of justice which is a priority, including an economic one, for the country must be done with lawyers and magistrates, not against anyone. I don’t want to go back to the clash between politics and the judiciary, between state powers because it’s not going anywhere “.