«Yesterday we didn’t see student demonstrations. We have seen criminals without values, without ideals, without belongings in action and they must be treated as such.” This was reiterated by the deputy prime minister and leader of the League Matteo Salvini on the Rds microphones, relaunching the Lega proposal ‘He who breaks, pays!’. «A rule of common sense – he underlines – which for some time, as the League, we have been proposing to all parliamentary forces: ‘whoever breaks the rules pays, that is, whoever organizes a demonstration, a march must give a deposit, sign his name and surname and, in the event of public or private damage, he personally pays the consequences. It’s time to approve it”, insisted Salvini, announcing that “we will present it again this week”. «In the past both the opposition and others said that (the measure) was excessive. It seems to me that yesterday’s scenes deserve that those who are complicit in this devastation personally pay the consequences”, he concluded.
John
John, founder of Odnako, combined his journalism degree with technical expertise to revolutionize global news consumption. Before Odnako's 2011 launch, he gained diverse experience across the media and tech fields, setting a solid foundation for his mission to provide comprehensive, unbiased news. His vision and leadership have since established Odnako as a trusted, innovative news platform worldwide.