Meloni: maximum number of foreign students in school and ban on wearing buqua and hijab

A provision is about to arrive in the Council of Ministers which introduces theobligation for parents of foreign students with serious problems school placement to learn Italian and introduces the ban on burqa e hijab at school”. This was said by the Prime Minister and leader of FdI, Giorgia Melonispeaking in Rome at the closing of Fenix, the party of National youthhis party’s youth movement.

“At school you go barefaced and in Italy no one, in the name of a real or presumed tradition, can decide that a young woman has to hide“, added Meloni who then added that the CDM is also about to arrive “a provision that introduces by law the number of foreign students by class. Maximum number, of course”, added the Prime Minister.

Meloni on the Italian school

Always talking about schoolthe FdI leader then said: “For decades, because of a certain do-goodismthe Italian school was afraid to tell the truth. It is forbidden to say that you were wrong, it is forbidden to say that this is not good and so on. They tried to convince us that this was the right way to educate, they called it respect, but that is not education and it is not respect, it is a lie”. From the stage of Fenix, the national youth party, the youth movement of his party.

INTERVENTION BY GIORGIA MELONI AT FENIX

The failure of ’68

“A lie – added Meloni – that a boy very often pays for, perhaps years later, when faced with someone job interviewwhen it is now too late to recover. And look, the high bill was not paid by those who had the economic means to find what they had elsewhere Italian school could not guarantee when quality repetitions, excellent courses, courses did not guarantee it study holidays abroad. No, the bill was paid by those who could only count on to grow, to establish themselves public school. And so I told you and I’ll say it again, I told you and I’ll say it again, this was the greatest failure of the ’68. This was the greatest failure of a revolution that was born to build schools for everyone and for everyone and ended up producing the exact opposite.”