Pd, Meloni attacks PM and wants full powers, but we will oppose it

(ANSA) – ROME, OCTOBER 18 – “We are faced with an unprecedented attack on our democracy, the judiciary and Parliament: Meloni wants full powers, but we with the other oppositions will oppose with all our strength the upheaval of our democracy and the rule of law”. Thus in a note the presidents of the PD groups in the Chamber, the Senate and the European Parliament: Chiara Braga, Francesco Boccia and Nicola Zingaretti referring to the League sit-in, today in Palermo, on the Open Arms trial involving Minister Salvini; to the prime minister’s attack after the ruling of the Court of Rome on the centers in Albania and after the questioning of some parliamentarians on the agreement with Tirana. “This morning ministers demonstrating outside the Court of Palermo. Today after the ruling of the Court of Rome, the Prime Minister and other authoritative exponents of the government and the right who openly attack the judiciary by speaking of ‘prejudicial’ decisions and stating that ‘it is up to to the government to define which is a safe country’. Not happy with this – add the three members of the Democratic Party – Giorgia Meloni, from Lebanon, finds nothing better than to attack the Parliament and those Italian parliamentarians who in Europe have simply done their duty by presenting a question on the agreement with Albania which Italian regulations, today, with the act of the Court of Rome, confirmed to be outlawed”. “We remind Giorgia Meloni that in our country democracy is regulated by the Constitution which provides for the separation of executive, legislative and judicial powers. Giorgia Meloni’s words, but there was no need to wait for today, confirm that this right is authoritarian, he cannot tolerate the sacrosanct separation of powers, and does not accept the existence of an opposition, considering the Chambers to be subjects of the government”, conclude Boccia, Braga and Zingaretti. (HANDLE).