The State is standing up and putting
itself out there with its Caivano Decree cracking down on youth
crime, Premier Giorgia Meloni told a press conference on the
measure named after the Naples-area town where two cousins aged
10 and 12 were allegedly raped by a youth gang last month.
"I wanted to be here because I think that the work we have
brought to the cabinet today is made up of important regulations
on some matters where in the past the State preferred to deal
with something else, it gave the signal that on some issues it
was better not to enter and stand up and take responsibility
because it was dangerous." she said.
"I think today's is a sign of a State that decides to stand up
and get into into complex and difficult matters".
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