Lavoro, Lamorgese: “Avoiding the risk of a social bomb”

“I hope that the mediation found” on the redundancy block goes well and “there must be guarantees for the workers”. This was stated by the Minister of the Interior, Luciana Lamorgese, who spoke to Sky Tg24 Live In Florence, reiterating that “the risk of a social bomb should be avoided. The government must take action and that is what it is doing”. MIGRANTS – “Today there are about 19 thousand arrivals in Italy” said Lamorgese on the subject of immigration, underlining that “speaking of emergency seems exaggerated to me, it means not remembering the numbers of past years when there were also 250 thousand arrivals per year”. With regard to the conclusions of the European Council on migration, “a great result that is talked about and concretely” said the Minister of the Interior. “The challenge of the present is the global challenge of immigration that involves all countries, without difference of continents – he added – Italy is one of the first entry countries and like other Mediterranean countries we are under pressure; we hope the challenge will come collected from Europe. The meeting held by Draghi at the European Council bodes well “. As for the relocation agreement” we are moving forward with the negotiations with France and Germany, there is talk of a 30% redistribution by country, but it must be seen the agreement as a whole. It must not be an agreement with a negative balance for Italy, we are working on it “. “The real challenge is yes on relocation, but above all on the sense of responsibility that Europe has shown”, he continued referring to the European Council. IUS SOLI – For the ius soli “political conditions are needed, it is certainly an assessment to be made because Italy has moved forward” said Lamorgese, adding that “I don’t know if it is time to do it in this legislature, where we have many topics suspended, but I hope so “. DDL ZAN – Then, to a question about the Zan bill and the Vatican intervention, he replied: “I think the climate is calming up. There has been an intervention by the Vatican” and I believe that “mediation also on there must be such delicate aspects and dialogue is necessary “. “Two states must dialogue,” he added.