ROME (ITALPRESS) – “Minister Nordio’s statements are very serious: someone who had been a magistrate in life should know that in the Constitution there is a principle, that of the separation of powers, which is put precisely to guarantee citizens and their democratic rights. Here those who are going beyond their prerogatives are precisely this government that would like to put their hands back on the Constitution to erase the principle of separation of powers,” as we learn from the Senate president’s “other serious words.” This was said by the secretary of the PD, Elly Schlein, on “Agora” on Raitre.And on the Albania case, the Dem leader explains, “This controversy is based on nothing: it is not the fault of the judges or the oppositions if this government has not read the Italian laws and the rulings of the European Court of Justice. On this matter of the 16 migrants deported to Albania, the Italian judges have only applied a ruling of the European Court of Justice of October 4 that I myself had illustrated in the House. I had read it to Giorgia Meloni but she is locked in her palace, she doesn’t listen to anyone and thinks she always does everything right. “That ruling “says that a country cannot be considered safe if it is not safe for everyone, throughout its territory and especially if torture is practiced: how can Giorgia Meloni not know that there is torture in Egypt when an Italian researcher was tortured and killed in Egypt and, like him, thousands of Egyptians? Just read the laws and rulings better,” Schlein concludes, “If you want to circumvent EU rules and rulings, the only way would be to leave the EU. I don’t think they want to propose this, although in their history it would not even be the first time.”
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