(ANSA) - TURIN, 14 SEPTEMBER - "The 300 professors who signed the letter against the Green pass, including professor Alessandro Barbero, do not represent the university, but themselves. As citizens. As we all are. People might think that yes traits of professors who are experts in that subject, but this is not the case, for example among them I know there is a chamber music teacher. Beautiful thing about chamber music, but what does it have to do with the pandemic? " This was stated by the constitutionalist Gustavo Zagrebelsky, president of the BiennaleDemocrazia, presented today at the Teatro Carignano in Turin and scheduled for October 6-10.
"Today it is true there are many constitutionalists who say their opinion on article 32 - added Zagrebelsky, on the sidelines of the Biennale Democrazia presentation at the Carignano theater in Turin - after all, we are all a bit as citizens. But that doesn't mean being experts, right? ". To journalists who asked him if in his opinion the obligation of the Green pass could have repercussions on democratic living, the jurist said he did not want to answer. "With the Biennale - he added - we will question ourselves on the great changes taking place in the Planet, a planet different from how it was when the Biennale was born 15 years ago, from a social, economic and also health point of view.
Some reflections, rather than real answers, it may perhaps come from our discussions during the Biennale itself '.(HANDLE).
