Latin, case Kyenge, Moscardelli not vote for permission to … – The Messenger

Latin, case Kyenge, Moscardelli not vote for permission to … – The Messenger

LATINA – The junta for the immunity of the Senate decided not to proceed against the League’s Roberto Calderoli, who gave the orang former Minister Cécile Kyenge, and in the dust of controversy also ends Claudio Moscardelli . Senator pontine the Democratic Party, along with the group leader Joseph Cucca, is among those who have not voted for the authorization to proceed against the leader of the Northern League for its heavy claims. The story dates back to more than a year ago, but yesterday the lack of authorization did unleash the ruckus.

The former minister of integration said she was “surprised and sad, not for me, I would get out of this logic because we are not evaluating Calderoli as a person. I have forgiven him. What you have to understand is if these words can be used in a normal political debate or are simply expressions of racism. ” The Kyenge hopes that this is “a hiccup” and that the classroom of the Senate may, however, grant permission, because “you are creating a very dangerous precedent.” A different view, of course, Moscardelli: “The charges relating to incitement to racial hatred are unfounded, given the political context in which the sentences in question were spoken and the configuration of the movement of the League, in which also operate several people color. “

The story, as explained also Cucca, is whether it can be challenged or not incitement to racial hatred. Only reason for which the magistrate made the request for authorization. “The political judgment we expressed at the time and remains – says Cucca – but the council of immunity is not a political body but the courts. Must then make judgments legal. Its members must adhere to the principle of legality and are called to take consequent behavior. “In the words of serious Calderoli there all the details of the crime of defamation, prosecuted only on complaint but has not been made, while the junta considered considered that the case of incitement to racial hatred was not fulfilled.”
             
             
                         
         

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