Rome, 9 Jul (LaPresse) – For Pier Silvio Berlusconi, ius scholae is not a priority? "That's what I've always said myself. I have always said that it is not a priority, that there is a bill of ours, called Ius Italiae, which aims to ensure that those who study in Italy after ten years can ask to become Italian citizens'. Thus the Foreign Minister and leader of FI, Antonio Tajani, on the sidelines of the Anbi National Assembly. 'I will try to explain to everyone the contents of our proposal, which is not a lax proposal. I have always said that our priority is justice reform, reduction of the tax burden and protection of citizens' health,' he added. 'I have never said it was a priority, I have only said what our position is. From this point of view we are in perfect agreement. We will go ahead in supporting and defending our ideas. Certainly it is not other parties that decide when, how and where to speak. We have our ideas, I have my ideas, I am convinced of them, I will not change them, and I am ready to explain them in the best way to everyone to make it clear how our proposal is one that aims to grant citizenship in a serious manner and perhaps more severely than it is granted today,' he concluded.