Mattarella: Violence is Harmful to Democracy
President Mattarella criticized the events in Val Susa. He said violence is bad for democracy. He warned against changing laws for one person.
The President spoke at the Quirinal Palace. He was talking about the situation in Val Susa, Italy. He believes laws should stay the same for everyone. He warned that political disagreements could make things worse. Mattarella also said violence is dangerous for a country’s democracy.
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Highlights
Mattarella's Strong Words
President Mattarella condemned the events in Val Susa as unacceptable.
Laws Must Remain Constant
Mattarella said laws should not change for one person.
Violence Threatens Democracy
He warned that violence is dangerous for democracy.
Electoral Tensions a Concern
Mattarella cautioned against distractions from national issues.
State Responsibilities Undermined
He warned against adapting laws to individual behavior.