Salvini: «In each class no more than 20% of foreign students».

Sul Pioltello case the deputy prime minister also intervenes Matteo Salvini. The leader of Alloy considers "a setback" the closure of the school by the end of Ramandan, to the point of proposing the maximum quota of «20% of foreign children in a class».

Statements that arrive after the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella had expressed appreciation for the work «that the teaching staff and the institute bodies carry out in the fulfillment of a precious and particularly demanding task".

Salvini he argued his thesis like this: «I don't think that in any Islamic country they close for Easter or Christmas – says the deputy prime minister -. Until Islam gives itself a structure and does not recognize equality between men and women, closing the school seems to me to be a bad sign. It is a sign of giving in and retreating to close for Ramadan".

«If you have many children who speak different languages ​​and don't speak Italian, it's chaos. The presence of children must be checked. 20% of foreign children in a class is also stimulating but when Italians are 20% of the children in the class, How does a teacher explain?", asks the secretary of the Northern League.

A Pioltello Meanwhile, the controversy continues. The parents of the students of the Iqbal Masih Comprehensive Institute, which ended up at the center of controversy after the decision to close on April 10 on the day Ramadan ended, are divided between those who see the decision as a sign of integration and those who do not agree with the choice.

And a new case arrives from Renate in Brianza, where the celebration of Eid al-Fitr will be held in the oratory spaces. "It would be a bit like celebrating Easter in a mosque, what's the point?", the Northern League regional councilor asked Daniele Ripamonti.