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admit mistakes and open dialogue. Regarding the reform of the university's government back on his feet and accept the advice of Democrats, more confrontation and less arrogance. The Executive infatti, sembra deciso a presentare un disegno di legge e non un decreto. Il ritorno al dialogo sulla riforma dell’Università è auspicato dal ministro della Semplificazione normativa Roberto Calderoli che, dalle colonne di Repubblica, prova a coinvolgere il leader del Pd Walter Veltroni: "So - afferma Calderoli - di aver commesso un errore in passato, quando ho fatto di tutto per cambiare la Costituzione a colpi di maggioranza. Dagli errori bisogna imparare, sulla scuola ci vuole un discorso unitario. E' un settore che gode di una propria autonomia e questo tema deve rientrare nel discorso più generale delle riforme costituzionali". Secondo il ministro "anche Veltroni non può non considerare che nelle università ci sono 5.300 corsi, o che a Firenze c'è un corso per un solo studente e tredici professori. Bisogna prendere insieme delle decisioni, non per premiare o punire qualcuno, ma per creare una base reale di ragionamento e ripartire". Immediata la replica del segretario del Pd: "Vedo che il governo manifesta sull'università una preoccupazione e un’attenzione nuove rispetto a quanto ha mostrato sinora. Ne prendiamo atto. Ma, se il governo è interessato ad aprire su questi temi un confronto in Parlamento questo sarà possibile solo a condizione che vengano sospesi e resi inefficaci i provvedimenti contenuti nella manovra finanziaria che impediscono, con tagli indiscriminati a scuola e università, ogni intervento necessario per il rilancio del nostro sistema formativo and education. "" We believe - continued Veltroni - that schools and universities have needed a serious intervention of renewal and reform on this road, you can start a real confrontation in Parliament involving the schools. " "Not enough interviews - insists the Democratic leader - if you want to discuss, the first thing to do is pick up the cuts made to the school." For the University of the shadow cabinet minister, Mariapia Garavaglia,''the firmness the Democratic Party in parliament and the strength of the protest that sparked the squares seem to have convinced at least part of the center that the problems of Italian universities are not resolved by the confrontation. I hope - senator continues PD - that the decision to avoid the use of the decree and to proceed with a bill has been confirmed as the bill is a tool that allows the discussion. " Calderoli's words represent an opening of "common sense and wisdom" for the academic and member of PD, Francesco Boccia, which stresses the need for a deep comparison of education in addressing the question "because that has not yet submitted a reform of school and university system, but simply a cut of funds dictated by Minister Tremonti. "Meanwhile, the protest of students and teachers is not subsiding. Last night in Rome, La Sapienza University 200 students gathered in Circo Massimo creating with candles and torches the mega written: "No 133" (the number that identifies the measure would cut € 1.5 billion to universities and block the turnover). Today, however, also in the capital, Tor Vergata University disputes have focused on Italo Bocchino, vice president of Members of the PDL. A group of students remained outside the classroom green - where he was conducting a 'lesson' on political communication and to which he had been invited Ermete Realacci of PD - Having regard to the political center, they shouted: "Mouthpiece, modernize, change the country" . are "creative protest actions" are those that have taken place in Perugia professors and students 'washer' to explain the measures that will affect the schools and the University '. In Naples, however, more than 500 students flocked to Martyrs' Square for a lesson outside of the faculty of Economics and University of Naples of the East' University of Sannio economicainternazionale on the crisis. The university was then achieved by secondary school students who have gone through the parade in downtown Naples. A long avenue of Sciences Palermo Wednesday too students will parade dressed as ghosts to symbolize those rights have not yet materialized on campus local procession in a mini tree "family" on the scandal Parentopoli. Disputes in Turin where students have announced a new week of action against the orders of the government. Same scenario dozens of other cities of the boot. Italy anti-Gelmini, therefore, does not cease to speak up and maybe now the government is ready to listen. But for the PD before the dialogue is necessary that the executive meets the condition without which it is impossible to move forward. That provided the PD Secretary deems essential to eliminate "harmful effects triggered by the cuts." Cuts for a reform that deprives the country of their own future.
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