Melons Challenge Mattarella: As a Minister He Wrote Circulars on the Roof to Foreigners in Class, Right
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It quotes a precedent, but it sounds almost like a counterattack, because the precedent in question is of the illustrious ones: a circular signed in 1990 by Sergio Mattarella. The president...
There are two circulars, quoted by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, in which the then Minister of Education Sergio Mattarella indicated a maximum number of foreign students present in the classes. The first document is ministerial circular 301 of September 8, 1989 with the subject: “Insertion of foreigners in compulsory education.” “Immigration,” he wrote, makes it necessary “on the part of the school, [...] The article Meloni v. Mattarella: what …
The first of September 1989, the second of July 1990 (ANSA)
After Giorgetti's regret and Salvini's invitation to disobedience, the premier hardly digests that 3.1% deficit that does not get Italy out of the European infringement procedure and takes it with the excessive prudence of the institute of statistics that terribly complicates the maneuver. Reply for the rhymes to the head of the State on the law for the school: "He too as a minister wrote circulars on foreign students, it is common sense"
The President of the Council's comment on the transmission Five minutes
Milan, 21 sets. (askanews) - "Today there are ghetto classes. Classes with 20 foreign children, of 15 different ethnicities speaking 15 different languages and 3 Italian children, who do not allow teachers to do their job. So putting a roof for foreign pupils and bringing the parents of these pupils to speak the Italian language is good for children and teachers. So I realize that President Mattarella thinks exactly like me" said the leader of t…
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