Italy's postwar Constitution
is "current" and a "living document", Premier Paolo Gentiloni
said Monday kicking off a round-Italy tour to mark the 70th
anniversary of Italy's founding charter next year. The
Constitution's fundamental principles are "enduring", he said.
In his speech in Milan marking the start of the "Journey of the
Constitution", Gentiloni also urged his audience to defend
democracy from terrorism and populism. "Democracy is complicated
while populism is simple," he said.
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