Di Maio on Ius Scholae and the attacks on Draghi: “I hope a compromise will be found in Parliament, if the government falls, it will cost enormously to families”

Ius Scholae but not only. At the heart of the frictions in the majority and now putting the government at risk, there are also other issues raised in particular by the Five Stars and the League. But it is the issue of citizenship for foreign students that is cited by Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio, fresh from the split from Beppe Grillo’s Movement to found “Together for the Future”. «I hope – he says referring to the Isu Scholae issue – that a compromise is found in Parliament, the parliamentary debate must be respected, what baffles me is that it is used as a flag to pick off the government. I am one of the youngest politicians, I do not have to lecture others but we are in a situation in which the opposition parties are more responsible than the parties in the majority ».
The minister, who spoke at RinascitaFest, then extends his thoughts on the risk that the government could fall. “Those who want to bring down the government either know what they are risking or do not know what they are risking in this historical moment. Italy is used to changing governments but in this historical phase if the government falls I don’t know how far the spread can reach but certainly the costs will continue to rise for Italian families because in the world there is great trust in this government, in Draghi and Mattarella. We need a government with a large majority like this to win battles such as gas caps and battles are fought and won at international tables if you are a compact country ».