ROMA (ITALPRESS) – “Tina Anselmi, in her life testimony, embodied the deep values of the emancipation of the female condition that characterized the life of the Republic, imprinting a profound sign in the history of democratic Italy”. Thus, in a note, the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella. “Only 17 years he chose to fight for freedom, becoming partisan relay during the fight against Nazi fascism. He took part in the rebirth of the country’s freedoms, participating in the textile union and then to that of elementary teachers. Coming from the experience of the Feminine Youth of Catholic Action, he chose to engage in politics in the party of Christian Democracy, of which he became a short leader of the Women’s Movement, dealing mainly with the issues of work, equal rights of women, family, social assistance.”.
Elected to the Chamber of Deputies in 1968, she was “the first woman to be appointed minister in the history of Italy – Mattarella recalls. As the holder of the Labour Dicastery, he supported the law on equal pay and treatment in workplaces and was the protagonist of the law’s launch to promote youth employment. The National Health Service, which is one of the most valuable in the country and fulfils the constitutional values, was christened as a minister of health. His party commitment was linked to that of Aldo Moro. And after the assassination of the Christian statesman he continued to bear witness to an unwavering commitment to the transparency of institutions and legality. The chairman of the commission of inquiry on the Masonic lodge P2 made it a symbol of contrast to the forms of occult power and their corrupt ingestion that they had claimed to attack Italian democracy. Ten years after the disappearance, the Republic recalls it with gratitude figure and work,” concludes.
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