Manovra, Salvini “No tears and blood, we want retirement at 64 years old”

ROMA (ITALPRESS) – The tears and blood maneuvers “We leave you to the sad memories of Monti and Fornero”. Thus the leader of the League, vice-premier and minister of Infrastructures and Transports, Matteo Salvini, speaking of the law of budget in an interview with Il Giornale. “We are working on a pragmatic, courageous budget law and on the part of those who work and produce,” says the vicepremier, indicating as priority “the early retirement age compared to the current 67 years, the extension of the Flat Tax to 15% for all Iva games, concrete aid to deal with expensive energy, free or discounted transport for students and commuters.”.

In terms of pensions, Salvini asks to “go beyond and leave the possibility to retire to 64 years to those who have worked a life, opening the way from work to as many young people”. “We are working, with Giorgetti and Durigon, to offer greater freedom of choice to workers,” he added, stressing that “today Italian workers are among those who retire later in Europe”.

On the banking chapter, the Leghista secretary clarifies that “there are no ‘extra’ profits, there are huge profits, made with the money paid by the Italians for bank commissions and interest on loans”. “If the banking system registers profits for tens of billion euros (this year will exceed 50 billion!) I think it is reasonable to ask for a contribution to support families and enterprises”, he concludes.

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