«The center-right only makes shared choices» – L’Aquila

THE EAGLE. «The administration of L’Aquila makes shared choices on which there are never any false notes, perhaps it happens that there are different sensitivities that come to light during internal discussions but in the end there is the maturity to always achieve synthesis, as demonstrated the fact that decisions, once submitted for examination by the city council, are always voted on in a united manner.”
This is what the group leader of the Brothers of Italy stated to the L’Aquila city council, Leonardo Scimia.
The intervention sounds like a reply to the double stance, at close range, by the exponents of Forza Italia Stefano Morelli And Giorgio De Matteisboth highly critical of the choices made by the centre-right municipal council, i.e. their own political coalition.
The Gran Sasso itself, and more particularly the uncertain future of the tourist center and its workers, in light of the cable car case, had been at the center of the Forza Italia attack. Hence the reply of the Melonians through the group leader,
«In the building we work side by side with our colleagues from Forza Italia, with frankness and intellectual honesty, trying every day to resolve issues, which may be more or less complex», notes Scimia.
«The development of the Gran Sasso is becoming a sore point given the unpredictable problems that have occurred and the atavistic problems that unfortunately concern it. The next few days will be used to jointly adopt strategies for the short, medium and long term and it is on those tables that, as group leader of the majority party, I invite Forza Italia to give its best contribution with the party’s councillors”.
«I want to remind you», Scimia continues, «that only a few days ago, thanks to the unanimous commitment of the councilors of the entire majority, we found a quick solution to the problem of the Gran Sasso cable car, limiting to a minimum the harmful effects of the closure we are about to face. meeting, these are the political results that the city asks of us and that we must now grasp together.”
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