No Dad in the square in Naples with fire eaters and candles

2021-03-06T16:19:29.727Z

"We too have the flamethrower" said Flavia Brescia, mother and educator (ANSA) 06 March, 17:14 Foreground No Dad in the square in Naples with fire eaters and candles "We too have the flamethrower" said Flavia Brescia, mother and educator Photo story © ANSA WATCH THE PHOTOSTORY Photo Close School: No Dad, in Naples in the square with fire eaters and candles © ANSA Close School: No Dad, in Naples in the square with fire eaters and candles © ANSA Close School: No Dad,

06 March, 17:14

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No Dad in the square in Naples with fire eaters and candles

"We too have the flamethrower" said Flavia Brescia, mother and educator

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The performances of a fire eater and a large banner that says 'A year without school': these are the symbols of the protest of the No Dad families of Naples who took to the streets today almost a year after the lockdown and the first closure of the schools.

"We too have the flamethrower" said Flavia Brescia, mother and educator, taking up the slogan of the flamethrower used by the President of the Region, Vincenzo De Luca, during the lockdown to 'convince' citizens to respect the rules.

And against De Luca some choirs have been sung today in Via Toledo, including 'De Luca buffone'.

The governor has been in the No Dads' crosshairs for months because of his ordinances which repeatedly closed schools in Campania "in contrast" with the national regulations indicated in the successive dpcm.

"We want the constitutional right to education for our children to be guaranteed - continued Flavia - which is given by the school in attendance. In these few days of opening, just 30 consecutive, the school has proved to be safe because in the classroom they are security protocols followed and implemented ".

From September to today - underlines a sign - schools in Naples have been closed for 139 days.

Schools that although Campania today is in the orange zone are already closed by virtue of an ordinance of the Region and which will continue to remain closed given the passage from Monday in the red zone.

'We ask for Asylum ... and also elementary, middle and high schools' reads another banner fixed to the ground by lighted candles to symbolize the "death" of the school.

And several letters have been sent in recent months by the Coordinator of Open Schools Campania first to the former premier, Giuseppe Conte, and a week ago to the new Prime Minister, Mario Draghi, in which the No Dad parents ask the Government "to take over. "to the Region in the management of the school.

And to those who point out the increase in infections, the No Dads reply that "the reports of the Region report the infections by age group: they are not infections in schools because they also include children who tested positive while they were in Dad, a sign that they have contracted the virus out of school ".

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No Dad in the square in Naples with fire eaters and candles

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