The briefing will be held tomorrow at 12:15 in the Chamber of Ministers Carlo Nordio and Matteo Piantedosi on the case of the release of Libyan General Almasri. This is what emerged from the meeting of the group leaders, according to parliamentary sources. At 15 the same briefing will be held in the Senate.
There will also be, after an initial denial, the live television broadcast requested by the opposition, both in Montecitorio and in Palazzo Madama.
"On the Almasri case, the majority and the government have in recent days forcefully called on everyone to recover the primacy of politics against alleged interference by the judiciary, now finally the government is willing to inform Parliament but President Meloni is withdrawing and the majority is opposed to broadcasting the government's information live on television - accuses the secretary of Più Europa Riccardo Magi - All this is serious and absurd, preventing citizens from listening live to the government's version . Evidently they are not convinced either or do they intend to avail themselves of the right not to respond in defiance of the primacy of politics?".
