(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 17 - League leader Matteo Salvini said
Thursday that he wants Italy to follow France's footsteps and
end the obligation for people to wear facemasks outdoors, with
COVID-19 contagion figures improving.
"I'll talk to (Premier Mario) Draghi about it," Salvini told RAI
radio.
"It will certainly be one of our proposals.
"If the whole of Europe is going in this direction, even in
places where the situation is not as good as ours, then we must
consider this opportunity too".
Like almost all of Italy's major parties, Salvini's League is
backing Draghi's government of national unity. (ANSA).
Salvini pressing to end obligatory facemasks outdoors
I'll talk to Draghi about removing obligation says League leader