Sala’s attack: “LGBT families and diktats on the language, this government wants to take us back. I will fight the fascist risk”

“This is a government that wants to bring us back”: said the mayor of Milan Beppe Sala in Half an hour more, speaking with Lucia Annunziata of the transcripts of the children of same-parent families but also of the “idiocy of linguistic foreignism”. “I’m happy if my children speak English. They – he added – have ideas from the 70s”. And speaking of families with same-sex parents, Sala explained that “on the transcriptions, I say this as a Catholic, if the contemporary world proposes a certain model of society, I have to take it into account”.

And again, on the question of the children of same-parent couples, the mayor attacks: “The government’s solution is adoption, but we all know that it’s a difficult thing, that it doesn’t work, we mayors bring proposals, on gestation for other c ‘is controversy, Parliament must address this issue, let’s not let Minister Roccella decide”.

An all-out attack on the center-right government, even after the controversy over the words of the president of the Senate Ignazio La Russa on via Rasella: “I see the fascist risk every day and I will fight against it. I’m not for confrontation, but this continuous removal of what has been is not good. We reconcile, but no to removal”. Sala will be on stage on April 25 and says: “I have good relations with the PNA and I will be on stage. I’m not for confrontation but the continued removal of the ignominy of fascism is not good,” he added.

The mayor of Milan Sala: “Funds from the Pnrr, if there are unused ones, we don’t throw them away”

The mayor of Milan also addressed the issue of Pnrr funds, over which there is strong tension between the Meloni government and the European Commission: “We have plans in the drawer to redo schools, social housing, to buy buses. If they give us we invest the funds: we don’t want to take funds away from anyone. I said that we are ready to invest them, if there are any. If there are unused funds, what do we do? Do we throw them away?”.

On the new secretary of the Democratic Party: “I know Elly Schlein well, I wanted to take her to Milan to be a commissioner. I think she is very knowledgeable on some subjects and needs support on others, such as industrial policy. I wonder who she is arguing. My doubt is who will help her. But we can only give Schlein a chance. She says: enough of the currents. I agree with her, but if she abandons them, she must have an alternative system and the my doubt is this, who helps her. I suggest not thinking now about alliances but about resolving issues”.

“Bonaccini – adds Sala – is certainly a serious person who represents a more moderate area, but Schlein won and must be put in a position to manage the party”.