Monday, April 13, 2020 – 9:16 pm
Coronavirus, Renzi: ok Macron on reopening, even Italy you talk about later
France 11 May also reopens schools, in Italy I don’t think it will be done
Rome, April 13 (askanews) – “I would like that Italy could also talk about the after and not only of the bulletins of 18 on those who are infected.” Matteo Renzi, leader of Italia Viva takes his cue from the decision of French President Macron to reopen many economic activities on 11 May and, in an interview with the Fourth Republic of Retequattro, hopes that Italy will also follow a similar path.
“I think – said the former Prime Minister – that what Macron said today is absolutely right. Macron says: there will be a new world after coronavirus, and I think that countries like Italy and France will have many cards to play because it will be a world where our values such as inspiration, fantasy and talent will count. However what Macron says is that for many months we will probably have to live in a strange normality and therefore we will have to get used to the distances to be maintained, to the companies to be reopened with all the workers’ protections, the schools to be reopened, because Macron on 11 May will also reopen the schools, which I think will not be done in Italy “.
Renzi then notes that “Macron puts a lot of money into tourism, hotels and restaurants, which in France, but also in Italy, are a pillar of the economy. In short, this coronavirus has devastated our lives, it is a virus that has hurt us very much and continues to do so – I do not forget that today we have exceeded twenty thousand dead – it is however a virus from which we can get out and therefore consequently we must also think about a later. I would like that Italy could also talk about the after and not only of the bulletins of 18 on those who are infected. ”
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