Terrorism, Renzi: “Italy is not threatened.” And those expelled Alfano? – Intelligonews

Terrorism, Renzi: “Italy is not threatened.” And those expelled Alfano?

“It is now a specific threat in Italy”. This was stated by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to open the meeting with the leaders of the majority and the opposition in the aftermath of the terrorist attack in Brussels. Italy, he said, has prepared all the “necessary security measures” to deal with the terrorist threat. “We, like all partners, fielded all the safety measures required , although there is now a specific threat in Italy. It is necessary to tighten the intelligence mechanisms between European countries and beyond , enhancing Europol, work on a shared structure. And put real money on urban areas, continued the Prime Minister. It serves a huge investment in culture, on the outskirts of cities, a social investment. I still think that the educational aspect is fundamental to defeat threats born and raised in Europe. ” The prime minister had also reiterated yesterday the need to overcome the “political divisions and partisan” in order to retrieve the “sense of community” need to meet the terrorist threat.

At the same table, in addition to group leaders, sat the premier, ministers Alfano and Gentiloni, Secretary with responsibility for services Marco Minniti . Yesterday, however, the interior minister, Angelino Alfano, was less reassuring: “We can not consider everything as before. We can not decide and do not realize the decisions taken, would be a gift for terrorists and their aims of failure of Europe. “The minister then announced that from beginning of the year 9″ dangerous “individuals were expelled : “Just Thursday night – he explained – we put on a plane a Moroccan of 37 years of Chieti, Italy regularly, former president of the prayer center of the city.” the man, said Alfano, was known as a Muslim fundamentalist and had been also rejected by the other faithful to the radical positions. Monitored by Digos, on several occasions had declared said he wanted to go to fight in Syria. But the presence of foreign fighters or would-be on our soil is not a “specific threat”?