Appeals and Di Pietro Ferrero for joint demonstrations against government policies
The economic crisis is resulting in increasing social suffering. The increase in job insecurity, loss of jobs, wages and pensions with which they struggle to make ends meet are the views shared by the whole country. The government instead of intervening to resolve this situation worse by cutting social spending and education, with the compression of wages and pensions in the attack on the national labor contract is just the latest. In addition, the Executive shall make every effort to foment war between the poor with racist and xenophobic measures on immigration.
What's more, the government has launched measures as the tax shelter that legalize tax evasion and dishonesty, has earmarked a huge amount of money to the banks for the purchase of fighter jets and unnecessary for major works such as the Strait of Messina bridge.
The Government therefore serves to aggravate the crisis, defends the powers that be and the same time seeks to destroy Italian democracy carrying through the implementation of the plan of P2 Licio Gelli. The proposals of tampering of the Constitution are accompanied by a daily act of undermining the Constitution of the material, the attempt to gag the freedom of information, to limit the autonomy of the Judiciary, of distorting the role of trade unions and to silence workers.
To counter this operation which is both anti-democratic, fascist and socially unjust, we must build a policy response generally strong and unified. We are committed to build mass opposition to restore democracy in the country and in the workplace and requiring the government to change economic and social policy. That's why we ask Berlusconi to resign in light of his clear moral unworthiness to occupy the post of prime minister.
And we propose to all opposition forces to call for the next 5 December a joint demonstration against the policies of the government and ask for the resignation of Prime Minister.
[Antonio Di Pietro, Paolo Ferrero - announced that Tuesday, October 27, 2009]
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