(ANSA) – CAGLIARI, NOV 27 – After the go-ahead in the Senate and pending the second passage to the Chamber, the text that provides for the inclusion of the principle of insularity in the Constitution is rejected by the Sardinian independence activists who have created a Committee that for now sees the adhesion of Sardigna Natzione Indipendentzia (Sni), but which is open to all other sovereign forces or to those who wish to participate. The law is now on the agenda in the Constitutional Affairs Committee where the rapporteur Roberta Alaimo (M5s) has just been appointed and the text has already been transmitted to the Budget Commission where it will be examined on Tuesday 30.
But precisely this text that came out of the revision of Palazzo Madama does not appeal to the Committee: “in the first reading in the Senate the text was watered down – attacks Bustianu Cumpostu di Sni – because it is no longer aimed at Sardinia, which has specific characteristics, but other islands such as Sicily which does not suffer from discrimination due to transport and distance. Furthermore, there is a psychological question – he adds – if we believe that Sardinia has a handicap it would be like admitting that we are not able to produce what we need themselves: our young people will know that they will have to grow knowing that they are already in a situation of assistance. In addition – he concludes – for us independence activists it is a disaster, a further integration into the Italian state. guaranteed by law: the EU Commission replied that this fact would be irrelevant “.
For the Committee it is necessary to stop this law which “transforms Sardinians into beggars and represents a further humiliation of the Sardinian people who will have no real advantage”. (HANDLE).
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