Ex Ilva, Minister Patuanelli's appeal: "We need a united country to save it". But the League roars and protests

On the one hand the minister Stefano Patuanelli that calls for "the unity of the country" to save theex Ilva and the future of his workers, after that ArcelorMittal – said the minister – "clearly said that it is not able to complete their industrial plan" for the revival. On the other hand, the League that roars in the Chamber and protests, including banners and choirs "Elections, elections". This happened during the information of the Minister for Economic Development in the Chamber of Deputies "Arcelor Mittal does not undertake to produce more than 4 million tons and asks 5 thousand redundancies", He recalled, beyond collateral issues such as the crux of the criminal shield. "This government cannot accept it," he commented. To then launch his appeal before the parliamentarians: "I call for an act of responsibility from all political forces to resolve this dispute with the country system. Politics should not be done with tweets, but seriously, we face it. But the answer must be unified and univocal. In other countries this is done, not accusing himself ”, he claimed. In vain. Because the League did not miss the protests and rumblings during his speech. Tensions culminated with the attack by Riccardo Molinari.

Shortly before, the same Patuanelli, had also specified how the battle to resolve the largest steel plant in Europe was resolved. The plan of Acciaitalia, the consortium that lost the tender for the former Ilva, "was judged to be better for industrial plan and environmental plan," the minister specified. But "the consortium led by ArcelorMittal won because its offer was considered better" in the "price part"

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