Silence Salvini in every way. The six democratic points of the sardine program

Rome, December 14 – Put the gag to Salvini and the Northern League without ifs and buts. This, in summary, is the programmatic six-point manifesto articulated today by the "caposardina" Mattia Santori from the stage of Piazza San Giovanni in Rome during the national event "Rome does not bind". After reading from a sheet – not even if he had learned it by heart – the usual, impalbable introductory supercazzola, all good feelings and a vacuum, Santori went on to list the objectives that the movement would like to set. Objectives that, by no means covertly, are an attack on the former deputy premier and his way of doing politics, so adverse to the movement of red fish.

1. We expect that those who have been elected go to the institutions to work.

2. That whoever holds the office of minister only communicates in institutional channels.

3. We demand transparency of the use that politics makes of social networks.

4. We expect the world of information to translate all this effort into messages that are true to the facts.

5. That violence is excluded from the tone of politics in all its forms. Verbal violence is equated with physical violence.

6. Rethinking the safety decree.

Cristina Gauri