Flat tax and minimum income, what will be in the maneuver

The government is testing the budget law: “Flat tax and minimum income not alternatives, but we will keep accounts in order”
Of Chiara Sarra
“We will make Italians smile”. After the majority summit in view of the economic maneuver.
Luigi Di Maio reassures “the markets and above all families with unemployed children and parents who are unable to retire or have grandparents who have a minimum pension”.
“Citizenship income and flat tax are not alternatives”, promised the M5s deputy prime minister, speaking of the measures most dear to the two souls of the government. Just before a Radical Radio he had talked about one “Copernican revolution in spending Italians' money”: “All the available resources are starting to be spent on a country that for years has seen the money go to the banks and instead now it is starting to be spent on the Italians”, he explained. The whole thing – promises – “with a courageous budget law that will keep the accounts in order”: “The objective is to implement economic measures, do not challenge Europe on the accounts”.
The maneuver will still contain – they assure from Palazzo Chigi – all economic issues addressed by the contract. “Citizenship income must be included in the Budget Law, the overcoming of Fornero, aid to businesses”, Di Maio said, “All this is possible if we start changing the paradigm, if we put citizens at the center. Fare citizen's income in Italy it means helping businesses and artisans, because those people who will be the recipients of the income will spend money, she will be trained for new jobs and we will be able to reintegrate her by eliminating a part of poverty in Italy. That is the factor that is bringing us to a social condition where diversity is increasing”. Read More

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Savona, statue censored to avoid offending Muslims

In the Savona area, a red cloth on the nude of Epaminonda during the interreligious conference. I muslim: “We didn't ask for it”
Of Chiara Sarra
The statue is too naked, offends Muslims. Just like in January 2016 – when the Capitoline Museums veiled the nudes so as not to outrage the Iranian president Rohani who was visiting Italy -, a statue of Epaminondas was covered with a red cloth and a painting depicting a naked woman from behind intent on washing was moved so as not to irritate Muslim associations.
The one to report it Mario Capelli Steccolini the painter and sculptor who created the works on display at Cairo Montenotte, in the Savona area. “In the face of those who said it was my publicity stunt; they covered Epaminondas!”, he wrote on his Facebook page. And then he added: “Let's be clear, Epaminondas was covered by the Muslims for their ceremonial needs. I removed the painting at their request. The Administration is not to blame”. Read More

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