(ANSA) - Rome, November 8 - 5-Star Movement (M5S) leader
Luigi Di Maio said Thursday that ruling partner the League must
do a deal on a reform to the statute of limitations or else
their government contract would be annulled.
The M5S want the statute of limitations to be stopped after
first-instance trials to stop so many people seeing their trials
timed out and the guilty getting off.
League leader Matteo Salvini says he is amenable to a reform,
but not such a drastic one, which he says will lead to "infinite
trials" both for the innocent and the guilty.
Di Maio and Salvini, the two deputy premiers, are holding a
government summit to try to settle the disagreement on Thursday
morning.
Also present is Premier Giuseppe Conte.
Di maio made his remarks to the Fatto Quotidiano newspaper.
Statute of limitations deal says Di Maio
Govt summit to settle differences ongoing