Michele Bertucco

The motion of censure against Zelger turns into a mild sop to the minorities to be able to go back to talking about serious things regarding the problems of Verona
Of Lucia Rezzonico
A Verona, the minorities also recorded a resounding defeat during last night's City Council meeting, who should have voted unanimously on a motion of censure for the words, definite “homophobic” of the Northern League member Alberto Zelger, Conservative Catholic, released to radio broadcast “The Mosquito”.
Not only has the document been withdrawn, but after a good two hours of discussion between the group leaders, followed by a very calm declaration from the interested party, who apologized if anyone felt offended by his words because it was not his intention to offend, without retracting anything of what he said and asking that the motion of censure be withdrawn. Which even happened.
E’ past, without the presence of the Mayor Federico Sboarina, by Alberto Zelger himself and Andrea Bacciga, and “compromise document”, which everyone will have forgotten about by tomorrow. It seemed like a sort of face-saving act, after improvident declarations, especially by some majority councillors, who perhaps did not read its ethical guidelines well or perhaps were panicked by the media pillory but who certainly cannot believe that 50 homosexuals left alone on the Trimelon islet ( in the middle of Lake Garda) they might come back, after a few years, with their own offspring… Read More