The committee which for about three years has been raising awareness among the institutions for Medio Etruria together with the redevelopment of the fast regional service and the protection of commuters’ rights once again makes its appeal to the political and economic system, having learned of the injustice of the evicted family, but incapable of find a house to rent. From Brussels the president Matteo Galli, from Arezzo the deputy Stefano Chiassai and from Rome the secretary Domenico Alberti return to write to the president of the Arezzo-Siena Chamber of Commerce Massimo Guasconi, to the Hon. Tiziana Nisini, to the Hon. Laura Boldrini and the president of Arezzo Casa spa Lorenzo Roggi for the protection of the public interests involved and which stem from the economic-social system. Defeated system – we read in the press release – every time the various representatives decide without knowing, they postpone the difficult questions to the next generations and neglect the needs of an increasingly recessionary fabric. Half a billion in exports in the wine sector, over twelve billion in the gold sector, faced with the scenario of progressive and poorly countered closure of many small businesses cannot, continue Galli, Chiassai and Alberti, leave the representatives of this system indifferent.
Public residential construction is closely connected to the indices of poverty and wealth of a territory which seriously risks a very harmful and devastating infrastructural exclusion. We hope – continues the note from the committee – that Arezzo Casa Spa will take charge of coordinating an emergency operational protocol, immediately executive, supported by the economy and politics of Arezzo.
For our part, we guarantee the necessary dialogue so that companies and all other stakeholders have their rights concretely protected.
The same ones that the constitutional charter guarantees.
