Italian Premier Matteo Renzi
blasted the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement's (M5S) proposal
for a 'citizens' income'.
Renzi called the M5S proposal, a system of benefits for
low-income families included in a bill before the Senate, as
"unconstitutional and wrong" during an interview on television
talk show Porta a Porta.
"I don't believe this is the task of politics. We don't
give money for staying at home," Renzi said.
Meanwhile, the premier said his government was praised for
cutting the number of trials "by 20%".
He said the praise came Tuesday at a European Council
meeting of justice ministers in Luxembourg.
Justice remains a government priority, along with
streamlining public administration and reducing fiscal pressure.
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