Conte already a month ago spoke of blackmail by the unions who would have said: “If you do the competition we will not restart the school”.
The same things said by Minister Azzolina in the interview with la Repubblica yesterday were said by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte in a meeting at Palazzo Chigi, Thursday 23 July.
The journalist revealed it today Concita De Gregorio on La Repubblica.
The meeting on the restart of the school was reserved for a small group of editorialists and experts in the presence of Prime Minister Conte, his head of cabinet Goracci and the Minister of Education Lucia Azzolina.
In connection two guests: Marco Lodoli and Ernesto Galli della Loggia columnist for Corriere della Sera.
Corrado Augias reported on the meeting in interventions on the Republic in the following days.
At 13.30, after listening for two hours, Conte took the floor and, according to what De Gregorio says, reporting from her notebook, the Prime Minister would have said roughly: “We are facing an unacceptable blackmail by the union. They are telling us: if you do the competition we will not restart the school. They imagine a ratification of the existing situation, putting the precarious ope legis into the role. But competitions are essential as is clear, to ensure respect and fairness. While respecting the rights acquired by each one, the competitions evaluate candidates by qualifications and merit: we cannot close the door to hundreds of thousands of young people while we ask for new skills, digitization, modernity “.
On the sidelines of the meeting, continues the journalist, Conte to the question “How are the unions threatening not to restart the school?” he answered: “A great variety of ways. Asking its members to take leave, soliciting the mass sending of preventive warnings to school managers, raising issues through bureaucracy that effectively block the possibility of leaving “.
So a month ago Giuseppe Conte used the same words used by Minister Azzolina, indeed he was even more harsh and direct and went into the details of the blackmail.
Then, however, the trade unions, despite knowing the accusations of blackmail expressed by the head of the executive, did not intervene against the same accusations that only now they consider unacceptable.
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