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Today, shortly before the 14 sources of the presidency of the Council of ministers have confirmed to the Republic, to press agencies and reporters of the other newspapers, the public of the decision, of which he spoke from the evening of yesterday, that is, the closure of schools and universities as a measure to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
the Republic, the press agencies and other newspapers spread the news with the timeliness and emphasis commensurate to a measure that will have an immediate effect on the lives of all the families of the country.
a Few minutes later, the minister of Education, Lucy Jay, talking with the reporters in the Chigi Palace, said: "No decision on the school was taken, there is no closure at the moment. We asked the scientific committee for an assessment if you leave them open or close them, that is proportional to the scenario epidemiological profile of the country at this time. The decision will come in the next few hours, you will all be informed”.
since then, and up to the time of this writing, no other representative or officer of the government has stepped in to confirm, refute or clarify the circumstance.
the Republic understands and shares the bewilderment of the readers and the public in the face of a management confused and vague of institutional communication. The seriousness, extent, and correctness are a right of information and of all citizens.
the Republic, the press agencies and other newspapers spread the news with the timeliness and emphasis commensurate to a measure that will have an immediate effect on the lives of all the families of the country.
a Few minutes later, the minister of Education, Lucy Jay, talking with the reporters in the Chigi Palace, said: "No decision on the school was taken, there is no closure at the moment. We asked the scientific committee for an assessment if you leave them open or close them, that is proportional to the scenario epidemiological profile of the country at this time. The decision will come in the next few hours, you will all be informed”.
since then, and up to the time of this writing, no other representative or officer of the government has stepped in to confirm, refute or clarify the circumstance.
the Republic understands and shares the bewilderment of the readers and the public in the face of a management confused and vague of institutional communication. The seriousness, extent, and correctness are a right of information and of all citizens.
"The Republic will fight always in defense of the freedom of information, to its readers and to all those who have at heart the principles of democracy and civil coexistence"
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