Cirinnà

There's no going back? Dear Cirinnà, here are the numbers of the myths of progress

9 June 2018 by admin

“There is no going back on rights”. With these words the icon of the law of civil unions made his new media debut, Monica Cirinnà.
Obviously the controversial reference is entirely aimed at the minister of the Fontana family, guilty of having brought conceptual and cultural order to a topic that is too often the subject of propaganda and ideological manipulation, especially on the part of secularists.
The message is clear: this yellow-green government is turning the clock back on history, and stops the civil conquests of the Renzi and Gentiloni governments (“voted” by the people no?).
What did the new minister Fontana say that was so negative?? That rainbow families do not exist and that family is one, the natural one, provided for in the Constitution (item 29). And for Italy to start again, it must reduce the birth rate and focus on life, considering abortion a plague. And Cirinnà, not by chance, on the occasion of Prime Minister Conte's speech she appeared in the Chamber wearing a t-shirt praising gay families. Just to warm the spirits and stir up the fibrillations of the new majority who see Northern League members and Grillini as belonging to opposite sides on the subject (at least on paper). Read More

Policy | Non-fiction

Si insedia il "governo del cambiamento" to the test of facts

2 June 2018 by admin

Of Matthew Castagna
The Lega-Movimento government takes office 5 position. Many no longer hoped for it. On the contrary, after Giuseppe Conte's remission of his mandate and Cottarelli's ascent to Colle, most saw yet another caretaker government on the horizon. Perhaps some had already begun to advise the two leaders to take the much more comfortable and less responsible role of tribunes of the plebs.
Instead something has changed, right at that stage. To demonstrate, if there was still a need, than in the politics of the so-called “Third Republic” all the schemes have failed, in addition to consolidated institutional relationships and practices. Yesterday Prof. Lawyer. Giuseppe Conte returned to the Quirinale with the team of Ministers and the swearing-in took place. Next week there will be the final passage of the parliamentary confidence vote, which does not cause particular concerns and will be greater in the House and more restricted in the Senate.
What has changed in the space of a week? There was a compromise with Europe to be able to govern. We have seen first-hand that those who try to form an executive, complete with prime minister, program and majority receives the “not ” dell’ EU through the institutional guarantee figures, if it doesn't reassure the markets, that is, the Paris-Berlin axis that rules in Brussels through its banks, its lobbies and its rating agencies. Salvini, but not only that, ha, Therefore, concluded that we are one country “with limited sovereignty”. E’ objective. If you don't find at least one method of coexistence, even by divorcees at home, with them, go home. Everything else is sterile rosiconi propaganda. What happened is clear proof of this, even for those who, possibly, they wanted not to see. The new government has reassured people about remaining in the Eurozone, in exchange for a sovereignist policy on immigration and taxation. Already yesterday, but, authoritative government officials have said that Italy will also do those things that someone in the’ The EU might not like it. It will be true? The facts will speak and we will judge on those, because diplomacy is one thing, reality is one thing. Circumstantial phrases are one thing, actual policies are one thing. Read More

Actuality | Science and Bioethics

Lombardy: Fontana sceglie "No al Gay pride, yes to Family day"

16 April 2018 by admin

No patronage at Gay Pride, it is a divisive demonstration and therefore should not be supported".
Governor Attilio Fontana does not intend to grant the regional logo to the rainbow parade scheduled for 30 June in Milan, he confirmed this in an interview published yesterday by the Lettera43 website.
It is the line that he also followed in Varese, where he was mayor for two terms. «I am heterosexual, but it's not like I'm making a demonstration to accredit my heterosexuality. Choices in this field must remain personal, flaunting them is wrong. Gay Pride is divisive and when demonstrations are divisive they should never be supported". Instead, it intends to confirm the choice of former president Roberto Maroni who on the eve of the march against the law on civil unions (the Cirinnà bill) In the 2016 lit up the Pirellone with the words «Family Day». Read More