Georgia Miloni, the next Italian prime minister, is poised to depart from the positions held by Mario Dragi when her government convenes tomorrow, Monday, to discuss a new course for addressing the epidemic and justice.
The new administration announced plans to stop the compulsory vaccination of the Corona virus for health employees and that the fines that were imposed on those who previously violated the rules will be frozen, according to the Bloomberg News Agency on Sunday.
The choice will enable medical professionals who are not restaurants to resume their jobs.
In order to make a decision on how to spend the money recovered from the European Union and sent to Italy, the Melonian government will also delay the execution of several of the judicial reforms that were agreed during the Draghi regime.
Tomorrow, Monday, at 12 p.m., the cabinet will convene to discuss modifications to some reforms.
The Italian Prime Minister is getting ready to abandon Draghi’s Kofid and Justice policy.
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