Tear M5s in the Cabinet.
The government launches the decree with new aid for families and businesses to counter the effects of the war in Ukraine but without the pentastellati vote: according to what is learned, the 5S ministers did not participate in the dissenting vote on the waste regulations in Rome which they give special powers to the commissioner for the Jubilee, with the possibility of building the waste-to-energy plant.
"We entered the government to accelerate the transition, not to go back. We consider the position passed in the Council of Ministers on this point absolutely unreasonable".
So the M5s in a note.
"The m5s did not participate in the vote on the decree. We asked for something that we believed to be taken for granted" protest the Movement that asked for new technology plants on waste disposal,
"We were in favor of the law on the extraordinary powers of the mayor of Rome and, in particular, also the one that gives him the right to authorize new waste disposal plants in derogation of all the rules, but we had asked that these new plants, in line with European legislation, were new technology, eco-sustainable and not incinerators as announced several times by the Capitoline administration. None of this. It was preferred - protests the M5s - to maintain a standard that has nothing to do with energy security and support for families and businesses. A norm that contradicts the ecological transition and turns the clock back ".
"The 5 Star Movement is confirmed out of this world. The no to the Rome waste-to-energy plant is a position against the environment, against progress, against clean cities and against citizens".
Lega leader Matteo Salvini said this when commenting on the position of the M5S in the council of ministers.
"The law was not approved by the ministers of the M5s because
there is no agreement on the powers attributed to the commissioner of the jubilee
or, we were sorry but I hope it does not have particular consequences that translate into fibrillations, it is a disagreement that we hope to overcome in some way ".
Prime Minister Mario Draghi said this at a press conference.