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"A complete suspension of normal teaching activities is planned to allow school principals and each headmaster to dedicate time to the internal democracy of the high school," explained Lecornu, who used very harsh words against La France Insoumise: "The reality is that you are ambiguous about violence because it is part of your political project to throw the country into chaos leading up to the presidential elections. Lying about the government's intentions will not save you electorally. Sowing chaos as you have done since the beginning of the student movement is one..." #Francia #ProtesteStudentesche #CaosPolitico (translated)

A wanderer recalled that Piero Calamandrei, one of the founding fathers of the Constitution, had argued that the government benches should remain empty during the vote on an electoral law, as a symbol of impartiality. He then stated that, in the vote on the electoral law, the benches were instead full and called the rule "infamous," arguing that it had been tailored to fit his political opponents, to whom he directed a derogatory epithet. https://t.co/vc7mO9UtNr #Politica #Costituzione #Democrazia (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane had argued that in Spain the left had brought in 10 million immigrants in 20 years, equivalent to 20% of the population. He claimed that Sánchez had granted citizenship to a million people and that, in his opinion, to win, the left only needed 20% of the votes and the support of immigrants, without achieving a majority. He wondered if under these conditions one could still speak of "democracy." #immigrazione #democrazia #politica (translated)

Leonardo Panetta wrote that Pedro Sánchez had governed Spain for 8 years and 4 consecutive months and that Lula had led Brazil for about 11 years and 9 months in total, across three presidential terms. According to Panetta, a potential electoral defeat could fall within the normal political alternation; however, he criticized those who, in his view, spoke of a conspiracy and the end of democracy and defined the other side as fascist. He added that the judgment on voters varied, according to this view, depending on who they voted for: dangerous supremacists if they chose the wrong name, enlightened and modern if it was the right one. #politica #democrazia #elezioni (translated)

Echoing him is Enrica Alifano from the Five Stars, who speaks of democracy "shoved in the attic," while the secretary of Più Europa, Riccardo Magi, is on the sixth day of a hunger strike against restrictions on party signature collections, on which he has written an open letter to Sergio Mattarella. #LeggeElettorale #PoliticaItaliana #Elezioni2026 (translated)

"There is no provision expiring, it is not a decree; if the electoral law had been approved by the end of the month instead of by October 10, nothing would have happened. The only fully political and not regulatory reason why they have placed confidence is to avoid stumbling, to prevent incidents for the majority." Riccardo Magi explains the reasons that drive him to continue his protest against the reform of the voting system. #LeggeElettorale #GovernoMeloni #Democrazia (translated)

The Minister for Relations with Parliament, Luca Ciriani, today presented to the Chamber three votes of confidence on the electoral law, drawing strong criticism from the opposition, which accuses the Meloni government of undermining parliamentary democracy. #LeggeElettorale #Fiducia #Democrazia (translated)

Gennaro Carotenuto wrote that respect and guarantee of everyone's rights to housing, education, and health were what defined democracy, adding that, in his opinion, one must choose between this position and the right-wing. https://t.co/Rx43iiermn #dirittihumani #democrazia #uguglianza (translated)