Mattarella on migrants warns the government: “They are looking for a future”

Only a greeting was expected. Instead Sergio Mattarella he made a speech to the government. It was the inauguration of the academic year of the University of Potenza (eighteen thousand graduates in the last twenty-five years); he could only have talked about research, young people, innovation, on the contrary he wanted to return powerfully to the tragedy of Cutro. With three messages for Palazzo Chigi, cited in his call for responsibility, (“condolence must be translated into concrete and operational choices”) after his first outing, Sunday 26 February, he had invoked the solidarity of Europe alone.