On the 70th anniversary of the CISL, we learned that the Court granted full legitimacy to the appeal by CGIL, CISL, and UIL and recognized the guidelines contained in the Municipality's resolution on the allocation of food vouchers as discriminatory. These guidelines prioritized Italian citizenship and other types of citizenship, effectively excluding those eligible for the subsidy. holders of permits for study, self-employment, family reasons and other reasons.
We remind you that the food vouchers established by the Conte government are intended to ensure that the most economically vulnerable people at this time can meet a basic need. Eating every day is not a necessity for only those citizens identified by the guidelines, but for everyone, regardless of nationality, religion, gender, Italian, foreign, or immigrant status, or any other condition.
There is absolutely nothing ideological about a bowl of soup.
As a Confederal Union, we will always defend, in every context and with all legitimate means permitted to us, the fundamental rights of the human person.
