There Alloy raises the level of tension within the government even further on the issue that has been making the majority led by Georgia Meloni: it Ius Scholae. And he does so by threatening the stability of the executive. On Thursday evening, the leader of the Carroccio group in the Senate, Maximilian Romeointervening in the broadcast 4pm on Rete4reiterated that “the Ius scholae is not in the centre-right electoral programme, it’s not a priority and it is not in the government agenda so it is clear that it is difficult to understand the colleagues of Forza Italia. The insistence of Tajani It’s not that it bothers the League that much, which has its own clear position and reiterates its no, but since it offers a platform to the opposition it risks seriously undermine the stability of the government. We honestly struggle to understand what the point is.”
According to the exponent of the Northern Leaguein addition to not being legitimized by a majority agreement, the proposal pushed by the deputy prime minister and foreign minister, Antonio Tajani, would not even make sense from a numerical point of view in Parliament, given that it would need the votes of the opposition to be accepted: “What are they doing? – he asked himself, referring to the Forza Italia members – They present a bill in Parliament and approve it with the votes of the left? What could happen? Honestly, we find this insistence a bit curious. Insisting in this direction I don’t know where it could lead”.
