The deputy prime minister and interior minister said so, Matteo Salvini, answering questions from some journalists, including those of Sputnik Italia, that they asked him, on the sidelines of the visit to the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan, if the maximum threshold for the flat tax will be 50 thousand euros. “The important thing is to do, it's right to talk, then you have to do it.
— CHow the Flat Tax game will end, there are no others who are against it?
— The important thing is that the Italians win, there is no match between Salvini and someone else. The important thing is to reduce taxes as Italy expects.
— Our principle is of 15%. Not right away for everyone, but already from this year VAT numbers, artisans, small entrepreneurs, traders, freelancers, they will pay the 15% and above all they will have an easier time filing their tax returns. It is not an objective of the League to make Italians pay fewer taxes and make life easier for them: it is a duty and a right for those who pay, and tax evasion is defeated if you ask for fewer taxes, the more taxes you ask for, the more incentive you have to evade, The less tax you ask for, the easier it is for people to pay. We focus on growth, at a time when growth is at a standstill everywhere, we bet on growth.
— What is the League's objective for the Europeans?
— Changing Europe. I don't give you the goal of some number. We want to change the rules of Europe by putting work at the centre, the family, environmental protection, border defense, therefore man and woman, not the consumer, the banks, the bureaucrats, the boats or finance as has been the case in recent years.
source – https://it.sputniknews.com/italia/201904107502744-salvini-flat-tax-importante-fare-e-sara-il-15-per-cento/

FIFTH COLUMN
The former BR presents the book in a municipal hall in Milan. The precedents: parchment to Curcio, the course with Faranda.
Report by Pietro Ferrari
It was tough, for me, leave the Republican Party, but I wanted to try to build a party that represented my views and values, because I felt that the Republican Party represented them less and less. However, at the end of the election campaign 2000, I understood that my project would not be successful. As the election campaign went on I thought “I won't do much, but at least I'll get some votes". I was afraid they would write on my grave: “Here lies Pat Buchanan. He got Al Gore elected.".
Salvini: Italy must go back to printing money

Scandal in London. Dal Daily Mail:
Louis Bonaventure, former boss of Crotone, he is certainly one of the few 'ndrangheta turncoats who made numerous arrests possible by collaborating with various prosecutors (“definitely more than 500”, he tells me, confessing that he had never kept a total count). Collaborator of justice for years (“for the love of my wife and children”, dice) he decided to tell TPI how the new 'ndrangheta moves.
“Christianity is the greatest faith in a world of thriving religions,” writes John O’Sullivan. “Sometimes it's hard to hear, since it is the mental image that grips most Westerners, including many Christians, it is a dying faith in a disenchanted secular universe in which God is not so much dead as retired. The reality is very different. In the 2015 the four largest religions (conventional) of the world were Christianity in descending order (31,2% of the world population), l’Islam (24,1%), Hinduism (16%) and Buddhism (7%). Looking ahead to population projections for the 2060, this image changes only slightly but significantly. Islam surpasses Christianity as the world's largest religion. More worrying than the overall numbers is the distribution of Christianity's decline. Almost all of the growth in Christian numbers is occurring in sub-Saharan Africa. And the decline occurs in the traditional heartlands of Christianity, namely Europe, the Middle East and North Africa and the Americas. In Europe the decline is absolute and relative. European Christians are declining as a percentage of all Europeans in part because they have a lower birth rate than others, partly because many simply abandon their religion. Between the 2015 and the 2020 the number of Christians in Europe will decrease by 8,2 millions. In addition to demographics, Christians around the world face two additional and growing dangers: religious persecution and the lack of powerful friends. They are not, Obviously, the only believers who face persecution. The murder of Jews in France; the attempted genocide of the Yazidis in Iraq and Syria; the repression of the Zoroastrians (among others) in Iran; the recent mass murder of Muslims in New Zealand; These and other examples show that religious persecution is rampant, widespread and largely unashamed throughout the world. However, Christians in particular are attacked from three directions. First of all, in Muslim-majority countries in the Middle East, Nord Africa, Iran, Pakistan and Türkiye, the Christians (together with the Jews) they are victims of a growing wave of Islamist and jihadist fervor.
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