“The violent reactions that occurred are the fault of the social center thugs, but also of the mayor of Bologna, who, as a man of institutions, should turn to those investigating to ask for truth and justice. We trust those investigating.” Thus Giovanni Donzelli, interviewed by Repubblica, on the clashes that broke out in Bologna during the demonstration organized by the Pd mayor Matteo Lepore. A point on which the entire center-right agrees: “I don’t understand – says the Minister of Foreign Affairs Tajani – why violent demonstrations should be organized to attack the police forces who suffered over 60 injuries. This seems inconceivable to me and the mayor of Bologna also bears some responsibility.”
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“When one is a public administrator – continues the deputy prime minister – one must always have the prudence to understand what the reactions of the public might be, especially since it is not known what actually happened and what responsibilities there are.” Matteo Salvini is on the same wavelength: “Death is tragic, every death is a defeat, but let’s wait for the autopsy results without blaming police officers and the Red Cross as culprits. I hope that all institutional representatives, before calling for demonstrations that risk escalating into violence and guerrilla warfare, think twice,” he explains. “When you call a public demonstration, you personally commit to ensuring that it is a peaceful gathering and, in case of damage, you personally pay the consequences by depositing a security deposit,” he concludes.
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Galeazzo Bignami is the harshest of all and demands the resignation of the mayor of Bologna: “The words of Luca Calabrese, the policeman injured in the urban guerrilla warfare that broke out in Bologna a few days ago, who said he was sorry for the lack of solidarity from Mayor Lepore, are touching. Faced with the scenes witnessed, the violence and the devastation, I remain astonished by the silence of the mayor, who should have immediately expressed closeness to our women and men in uniform, who were, for the umpteenth time, subjected to unworthy aggressions by the usual left-wing extremists. I myself immediately called the Police Commissioner, expressing through him solidarity and closeness to our uniformed officers. This silence is yet another slap in the face to honest Bolognese citizens who had to witness their city once again being put to fire and sword. All this confirms that Lepore cannot remain in charge of this city for another minute; it must be freed from the blackmail of left-wing extremists and violent individuals. Fratelli d’Italia strongly reiterates the request for his and the entire Council’s resignation.”
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