“I find it peculiar that our Prime Minister, with all the problems Italians have today, finds the time to comment on lies.” This was said by the leader of the Cgil Maurizio Landini, commenting on Giorgia Meloni’s post, who defined the “gesture as serious and shameful” attributed to some union representatives at the Marcinelle commemoration and which the same secretary denied. “I find it peculiar that with all the problems this country has to face, those in government find the time to invent false and tendentious news – Landini attacked again, speaking at Marcinelle – I believe that every Italian with a minimum of intelligence and every person with a minimum of intelligence understands that today is not the time for these controversies because being here means enough deaths at work.”
“The importance of today is linked to the fact that no one should die at work – emphasized the leader of the Cgil – And it is evident to everyone that what happened here seventy years ago is not a fatality, but a business model that had productivity and profit at its center and that had transformed work into a commodity. Unfortunately, this logic still exists because there are still many deaths at work even in our country and therefore for what concerns us today here it is not a commemoration, but a moment of mobilization, of building a culture precisely to ensure that no one dies at work anymore and precisely because the person, social justice, and safety must return to the center and not profit and the market for its own sake.”
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The gesture was then claimed by the Belgian union Fgtb: “We turned our backs because we are against the presence of fascist parties, and for us FdI is a far-right party – the union’s statement -. We are against the presence of all fascist parties. Their participation is not welcome, especially in a place very important for Italian immigration.” But it doesn’t end there. There was also an intervention by Vincent Pestieau, regional secretary of the union in Charleroi: “Our protest was not about Mattarella, but only because Ignazio La Russa spoke on behalf of the government.”
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