Rome, 8 Oct. (LaPresse) – “I can understand the awkwardness; today they’re making you vote on the bill that you rejected on 14 July. Did they have to call a vote of confidence to get you to vote on it? What has changed since then? Fear. You’ve had us stuck here for five months talking about the electoral law,” said PD Secretary Elly Schlein, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies during her explanation of vote on the electoral law. “In five years, nothing has changed for the public; you’ve chosen to concern yourselves only with yourselves and your own power,” she added.
Electoral law, Schlein: “The majority is in an awkward position; out of fear, they’re being forced to vote on the bill”
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Rome, 8 Oct. (LaPresse) – “I can understand the awkwardness; today they’re making you vote on the bill that you rejected on 14 July. Did they have to call a vote of confidence to get you to vote on it? What has changed since then? Fear. You’ve had us stuck here for five months talking about the electoral law,” said PD Secretary Elly Schlein, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies during her explanation of vote on the electoral law. “In five years, nothing has changed for the public; you’ve chosen to concern yourselves only with yourselves and your own power,” she added.
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