AGI – Storm in the Ama household. After the accusations of sexual violence by an employee of the municipal waste management company against President Pace, the mayor of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri, indicated the name of Bruno Manzi as the next president of the AMA. The decision was taken after Repubblica anticipated the news that the Rome Prosecutor’s Office would ask for the current president Pace to be sent to trial on charges of sexual violence against an employee.
The reactions of the unions and the Capitoline opposition were immediate, who unanimously asked for measures from the Capitol from the morning, also in view of the Jubilee.
“What we are reading in the press in recent hours regarding the request for indictment of the President of Ama represents a very serious fact both for the crimes alleged and for the case in question”. This was stated by Natale Di Cola, General Secretary of the CGIL of Rome and Lazio and Giancarlo Cenciarelli, General Secretary of the FP CGIL of Rome and Lazio who added “we expect the Capitol to intervene so that the company can work in peace and prepare for the better for the Jubilee of 2025 and protect the worker by allowing her to return to carrying out her duties in peace.”
Linda Meleo and Lista Civica Raggi group leader Antonio De Santis are of the same opinion, at the Campidoglio declaring “an investigation that opened months ago, on which we had already presented questions which were never answered and which, with the postponement in judgment, it would impose a step backwards on the manager dealing with a judicial matter of this nature. We expect an immediate position from Mayor Gualtieri, to protect the worker, AMA and for that cultural advancement on the protection of women. women according to which it would be unacceptable to turn a blind eye.”
The leader of the League group in the Capitol, Fabrizio Sartori, also points the finger at the leaders of via Calderon de la Barca “There were too many scandals that have engulfed Pace and on which we immediately demanded maximum clarity from the administration, starting from councilor Alfonsi who twice ran away in the face of the clarifications advanced for months by the League in the Capitol. Now, we hope that the new president will be able to guide the waste company in the best possible way, giving Roman citizens an all-round service. height of the Capital”.
The condemnation of the president of the Equal Opportunities Commission Michela Cicculli also stands firm “as public institutions we want clarity on this matter and we will do our best to ensure that the truth of the facts is established as soon as possible, respecting the rights and dignity of those who day has the strength to denounce abuse and violence”.
