L’AQUILA – “Sunday in May. Four tourist buses arrive in the city and park at the Collemaggio Terminal. After a long journey, many of them need to use the toilets. And here is the bitter discovery: closed door, unusable bathrooms at the Terminal, with the associated shame of the locals who don’t know, can’t give them explanations in the face of so much ‘unwelcome’. The small (very small) fortune, having to go to visit Collemaggio, is to remedy their tasks at the Parco del Sole, but only after a nice walk. What about all the others who leave and arrive there every day? And for those who enjoy the historic center? Is it perhaps enough to install 4 Sebacs just for the initiative of the moment, casually and in front of open commercial activities?!”.
He is the one arguing in a post on his Facebook profile Alessandro Tomassoniopposition municipal councilor in L’Aquila.
“Without forgetting the two meter high grass everywhere for weeks, both in the city and in the hamlets… You can hold all the events you want but if you don’t provide essential services to citizens and tourists it means little to be “’the city of…’ if the business card is this. The ordinary before the extraordinary. ‘A bboni cunti…’ we really don’t price ourselves”, concludes Tomassoni.
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