Mpavements torn up, beer bottle glass on the groundwood stacked and leaning against the gate, widespread dirt, grass almost one and a half meters high and a Croci project, which dates back to the years of Augustine, then renewed at the time of Gianni Mongelli which envisaged a large green area, but which never saw the light of day, due to the urban harshness and the real difficulties encountered from time to time by the offices in demolishing the many illegal additions of Borgo Croci.
He is critical and indignant Salvatore Imperio, former Five Star activist in disagreement with the management of Giuseppe Contean inhabitant of the Neapolitan province but still active with his business in the historic center of the city.
In Via Calvario next to the small park of the Church of Monte Calvario, better known in Foggia as the Cappellone delle Croci, special waste from urban renovations is placed daily. Bulky items that should be disposed of in the center of Via Sprecacenere.
What would the Cappellone cultural and architectural site be in another city? What type of agreement would be activated elsewhere by the municipal body, the parish and the Curia? And what should Amiu do to prevent neglect?
Imperio is clear: “The waste disposal company should better inform citizens. On how to confer first but then you should maintain the area, this is a neglected street, and is a symbol of everything that happens in the city. A moment of caution would be enough, my appeal is to both citizens and institutions to seek greater dialogue”.
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