Workcamps in Aspromonte for immigrants fleeing Libya . The original idea, so to speak, carries the signature of the leader of the Northern League in the regional council of Friuli Venezia Giulia. "We," continued the gentleman whose name is Daniel Narduzzi and carries the green handkerchief in the pocket of the Northern League and the card in his wallet, "do not want them." The news reports today on the Messaggero Veneto. Hailed by some as a provocation, to say the least, but applauded by others, especially his colleagues. "The Prefecture of Pordenone - announced Narduzzi - is looking for space to house immigrants on Libyan territory in private. " The League, however, does not allow immigrants to come to the North. "We build field work in Aspromonte - continued the Northern League, during question time in the classroom at the Regional Assembly -, let them work, because the league does not fit, we should not get the Libyans." Narduzzi also recalled the tensions and clashes that occurred in the last days of Gradisca Cie d'Isonzo "Who pays for these damages? Why these things happen only in Italy? Europe is not here, there and see all the impotence of the government. Less bunga bunga - concluded Narduzzi - more and more serious. " One might ask, on this last statement, if Narduzzi is aware of the fact that the government is the party that he represents the area. And if this government survives the bunga bunga is mainly about his immediate boss Umberto Bossi. What's more or less responded to the opposition. "If you can not contact the minister Maroni League, are ready to suggest to Narduzzi the telephone number of the interior ministry," said the MEP Pd , Debora Serracchiani , replying to the group leader of the League. "I thought I had become accustomed to the vagaries of the regional league - Serracchiani noted - but if Narduzzi can impeach the national government and the Minister of Interior knows that this time, at least on this, we agree with him. " Reference to the claim set up labor camps in Aspromonte for the Libyans, however, is in the wake of his "traditional good taste."
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