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There is a constitutional right to manifest and express oneself, which is fully respected, but this right also entails respect for people and property. I call for calm and respect. A message echoed by the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron: "There is a constitutional right to manifest and express oneself, which is fully respected, but this right also entails respect for people and property. I call for calm and respect," said the occupant of the Élysée, who will conclude his second term in six months. #GiletGialli #ProtesteFrancia #CaroVita (translated)

The author argued that manifesting was a right, but violence was not. He defined the incidents that occurred in Milan, Bologna, Turin, and other cities as unacceptable, citing assaults against uniformed individuals, the throwing of firecrackers, and acts of destruction. He added that, in his opinion, such behaviors did not defend an idea, but violated the rights of others. #DirittiUmani #ViolenzaNo #LibertàDiManifestare #IT (translated)

Manifesting is a right - said Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni - but setting our cities on fire is not. The government's immediate reaction: "Manifesting is a right - said Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni - but setting our cities on fire is not. I renew my request to the opposition: do not be ambiguous about this. Any hesitation becomes a justification." #protesta #guerriglia #carovita (translated)

The author argued that those who damaged property and attacked the Carabinieri were not young revolutionaries, but criminals. He distinguished the civil right to protest against the high cost of living from attacks on law enforcement, labeling as hooligans those who sent a police officer to the hospital. He added that those who threw firecrackers in Piazza del Duomo in Milan were not against the Government, but the post ended before completing the sentence. #Milano #Sicurezza #DirittiCivili #IT (translated)

demonstrating is a right Posting a video of the clashes in the Lombard capital, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasized that “demonstrating is a right” but “setting our cities on fire is not.” They should not be ambiguous about this. Meloni thus addresses the opposition political forces: “They should not be ambiguous about this. They should unequivocally condemn these acts of violence and issue a clear appeal for every mobilization to be peaceful. In the face of such scenes, the rejection must be unanimous. Any reluctance becomes justification. Silence is not acceptable,” concludes the Prime Minister. #Milano #Violenza #Manifestazioni (translated)

"Demonstrating is a right. Setting our cities on fire is not. I renew my request to the opposition: do not be ambiguous about this. They should unequivocally condemn this violence and issue a clear appeal for every mobilization to be peaceful. In the face of such scenes, the rejection must be unanimous. Every reluctance becomes justification. Silence is unacceptable," wrote the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni on social media, publishing a video of the unrest in Piazza Duomo in Milan and speaking of "vandals who exploit demonstrations to sow chaos, attack those who ensure safety, and hold entire cities hostage." #Manifestazione #Violenza #Diritti (translated)

The author argued that the Constitution protected the right to demonstrate and that the law punished violent acts. He added that those who sought confrontation or assaulted the police would have to answer for it before the law, while those who had peacefully demonstrated could continue to freely express their ideas. He also rejected any manipulation and condemned violence. #Libertà #Giustizia #Manifestazione #IT (translated)

"The right and freedom to manifest are sacred, but no less important is the right of all citizens to safety and that of law enforcement not to be attacked. This is written by Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani on X in connection with the marches that took place in some of the most important cities in Italy." #Milano #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

The author argued that the right to manifest and the freedom to do so should be protected, as well as the safety of citizens and the integrity of law enforcement. He deemed the violence and vandalism unacceptable and said that they should be condemned in Milan and Bologna. #dirittisociali #sicurezza #libertà #IT (translated)

A teacher from Arezzo, after ten years of precarious work as a substitute, received compensation from the Ministry of Education for the period of precarious employment, despite her subsequent permanent employment, as the court ruled that this does not invalidate the right to compensation for the years of precarious work. #Precariato #Giustizia #Insegnamento (translated)

The Court of Appeal of Florence has ruled that a temporary teacher, after ten years of fixed-term contracts, is entitled to compensation from the Ministry of Education equal to four months' salary, even if subsequently employed permanently. #precariato #risarcimento #istruzione (translated)

As far as banks are concerned, I am fundamentally opposed to taxing excess profits because excess profits do not exist, either in law or in economics. For Antonio Tajani, who emphasizes the importance of dialogue and states that there is no possibility of a tax on excess profits, caution is needed, along with a choice agreed upon with the sector, because once taxes are imposed, you know where you start but not where you end up. #MatteoSalvini #BancheItaliane #LeggediBilancio (translated)

Bankers are not paid with the City’s top hat, but investors and savers to whom "we must ensure that there is certainty of the law," Patuelli said, referring to the Constitution, which does not stipulate that anyone should be beaten down. #MatteoSalvini #BancheItaliane #LeggediBilancio (translated)

Matteo Salvini criticizes the banks, arguing that their giant profits, with a tax rate of 19.2%, justify an extraordinary levy of 5 billion, while the president of Abi, Antonio Patuelli, defends the sector by highlighting constitutional rights and the importance of legal certainty for investors and savers. #MatteoSalvini #BancheItaliane #LeggediBilancio (translated)

"Any agreement or understanding that opens the doors to foreign troops or military personnel to operate in our region is unconstitutional and violates the Spirit of the Torrijos-Carter treaties," notes Miguel Antonio Bernal, a professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Panama, referencing the agreements that in 1977 ended the U.S. military presence in the so-called "Canal Zone." #Panama #Pentagono #DonaldTrump (translated)