“To Anzio And Neptune the overall recovery and rehabilitation action of the local institution and the social reality, still marked by organized crime, has not been exhausted”.
This is what the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella wrote in his decree in which he extended for another six months the stay of the extraordinary commission called to administer Anzio and Nettuno, dissolved due to criminal infiltration on 30 November 2022.
The decree, signed at the end of March but published in the Official Journal only recently, states that “the needs of the local community and the protection of primary interests require further intervention by the State, which ensures the restoration of democratic principles and of legality and restores efficiency and transparency to the administrative action of the institution”.
The act is also countersigned by the President of the Council of Ministers Giorgia Meloni and by the Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi, who had decreed the extension of another six months nduring the session of the Council of Ministers last March 26th. Now there is also the signature of the Head of State and therefore the decision is official and definitive.
This being the case, it is likely that we will go to the vote in the autumn, probably in November, barring a further extension of the commissioner’s management.
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22 Municipalities currently dissolved
In recent days, the Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi provided a briefing to the Council of Ministers regarding the institution of dissolution, which has seen a total of 463 inspections carried out since its introduction in 1991, to which followed by 387 dissolutions (380 municipalities and 7 ASLs). Since 2014, 133 municipalities have been dissolved due to mafia infiltration, in only one case has the judiciary annulled the provision; There are 15 municipalities dissolved due to mafia infiltration by the Meloni government. To date, there are 22 municipalities managed by extraordinary commissioners for dissolution due to mafia infiltration.
