Dl Relaunch, Conte summit with metropolitan mayors: "we need resources and sburocratization"
2020-05-28T16:53:02.460Z
The meeting between the Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, with the mayors of the metropolitan cities has ended. The meeting, one of the participants reports, focused on the theme of resources for municipalities. The prime minister, according to what is reported, would have undertaken to find the resources that the municipalities ask not in the relaunch decree but in a subsequent provision. The Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, during the videoconference with the municipalities, would have explained that he will present the simplification decree which also provides for a sburocratization of the procedures concerning the municipalities. In addition to the premier, the meeting was attended by the minister Antonio Decaro (president Anci and mayor of Bari), Virginia Raggi (Rome), Beppe Sala (Milan), Marco Bucci (Genoa), Luigi Brugnaro (Venice), Dario Nardella (Florence ), Luigi De Magistris (Naples), Chiara Appendino (Turin), Salvo Pogliese (Catania), Giuseppe Falcomatà (Reggio Calabria), Virginio Merola (Bologna), Leoluca Orlando (Palermo), Paolo Truzzu (Cagliari). For the government also the Minister of Regional Affairs, Francesco Boccia and the Deputy Ministers of Economy, Laura Castelli and Antonio Misiani. Leoluca Orlando is pessimistic "In this way, President Conte will give his government a 'shoulder' on his own. More than disappointing answers continue to come from him, which do not respond to the needs of the territories expressed by the mayors." This was stated by the Mayor of Palermo Leoluca Orlando, regarding what emerges from the teleconference between the Prime Minister and the mayors of metropolitan cities. "The national government and the Prime Minister - Orlando explains - cannot continue to be conditioned by structures linked to accounting logics incompatible with the emergency and the economic recovery. Up to now the mayors, all the mayors have held responsible behavior in the face of the mourning of thousands of Italians and the suffering of millions of our fellow citizens. But this responsible behavior cannot be mistaken for renunciation of one's duties and roles ".
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May 28, 2020 The meeting between the Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, with the mayors of metropolitan cities has ended. The meeting, one of the participants reports, focused on the theme of resources for municipalities. The prime minister, according to what is reported, would have undertaken to find the resources that the municipalities ask not in the relaunch decree but in a subsequent provision. The Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, during the videoconference with the municipalities, would have explained that he will present the simplification decree which also provides for a sburocratization of the procedures concerning the municipalities. In addition to the premier, the meeting was attended by the minister Antonio Decaro (president Anci and mayor of Bari), Virginia Raggi (Rome), Beppe Sala (Milan), Marco Bucci (Genoa), Luigi Brugnaro (Venice), Dario Nardella (Florence ), Luigi De Magistris (Naples), Chiara Appendino (Turin), Salvo Pogliese (Catania), Giuseppe Falcomatà (Reggio Calabria), Virginio Merola (Bologna), Leoluca Orlando (Palermo), Paolo Truzzu (Cagliari). For the government also the Minister of Regional Affairs, Francesco Boccia and the Deputy Ministers of Economy, Laura Castelli and Antonio Misiani. Leoluca Orlando is pessimistic "In this way, President Conte will give his government a 'shoulder' on his own. More than disappointing answers continue to come from him, which do not respond to the needs of the territories expressed by the mayors." This was stated by the Mayor of Palermo Leoluca Orlando, regarding what emerges from the teleconference between the Prime Minister and the mayors of metropolitan cities. "The national government and the Prime Minister - Orlando explains - cannot continue to be conditioned by structures linked to accounting logics incompatible with the emergency and the economic recovery. Up to now the mayors, all the mayors have held responsible behavior in the face of the mourning of thousands of Italians and the suffering of millions of our fellow citizens. But this responsible behavior cannot be mistaken for renunciation of one's duties and roles ".
