Fontana: «I apply the law to the children of gay couples, and to women I say don't have abortions"

(ImagoEconomica)In an interview with La Verità, the Minister for Family and Disabilities also takes sides against the rented womb. And he says he respects Orbàn and Putin: «An earthquake at the Europeans». The Magistry replica: «Children are all equal and have the same rights»

«It is not possible to recognize the children of same-sex couples born abroad thanks to practices prohibited in Italy such as surrogacy. The ban must be enforced, avoiding that the use of these practices abroad translates into circumventing the ban in Italy". This is how Lorenzo Fontana expressed himself in an interview given to the newspaper La Verità founded and directed by Maurizio Belpietro. The Minister for Family and Disabilities who, since the beginning of his mandate he has been criticized for the positions expressed on homosexuality (when he said "homosexual families do not exist"), traditional family (when he spoke out against the recognition of the children of gay families") and other topics, he covered many topics, like abortion: to encourage the birth rate it is necessary to intervene by "correcting the distortions of the tax system. It is not fair that families who have children are treated for tax purposes the same as families who have none. This effectively penalizes single-income families and leads to children being perceived as a burden, an expense".

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Over 250 thousand Italians emigrate abroad

Over 250 thousand Italians emigrate abroad, almost as many as in the post-war period – The Sun 24 ORE

http://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/notizie/2017-07-06/oltre-250000-italiani-emigrano-all-estero-erano-300000-dopoguerra-094053.shtml?uuid=AEuX6nsB&refresh_ce=1 The Immigration Statistical Dossier 2017 developed by the Idos and Confronti registra study and research centre: today there are as many Italian emigrants as there were in the immediate post-war period. In number, beyond 250.000 the year. Courses and recurrences of history, precisely. First the decline, then the crisis 2008 and the reversal of the trend The emigration of Italians abroad, after the intense movements of the 1950s...
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