Crackdown on abortion, military education in schools, no to euthanasia, and gays on TV: FN's new proposals
The second part of the electoral platform of former General Vannacci's party has been released. And there's renewed talk of naval blockades against migrants.Roberto Vannacci (Ansa)
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Abortion is not a right. A crackdown on the pill. No to euthanasia and civil unions. Military education in schools. A ban on gays on television. Demographic reactivation.
These are some of the proposals contained in the second part of the program of Futuro Nazionale , the party led by former general Roberto Vannacci.
The package regarding Law 194 also includes the proposal to establish a Ministry of Life, Natural Family and Identity, to establish March 25 as a "National Day of Unborn Life," and to make a "cradle for life" mandatory in every hospital with a maternity ward.
In high schools, Futuro Nazionale aims to introduce modules on "education in defense and national security" to educate students about the role of the Armed Forces and attract "the best young people with the right character" to a military career. Voluntary participation in camps and external activities for "military education with civic value" is also planned.
The other front is the cities: as already happens today, "the military could be employed, together with the police forces, in areas with high levels of crime and degradation."
Another proposal: ban programs, scenes, and commercials with content defined as "genderist/homosexualist" when they could be viewed by minors . The result would be a protected time slot from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., accompanied by a system of sanctions that, in certain cases, could even lead to license suspension.
FN also "firmly rejects" the goal of increasing military spending to 5% of GDP and maintains that neither NATO nor other supranational organizations should decide how much Italy should spend on defense.
For families: progressive tax breaks for parents, a "rebirth income" for mothers, and a "tricolor mortgage."
At the borders, the naval blockades previously proposed by the Brothers of Italy party, but never implemented, are back in force: the program proposes strengthening surveillance in the Mediterranean with "targeted patrols and interdictions" to combat illegal immigration, in compliance with international law.
(Unioneonline)