“Instead of blaming the government, the mayor of Rimini and president of the Province Jamil Sadegholvaad should explain why the Municipality has not presented any request to the Ministry of Transport to review and strengthen the role of the ‘Fellini’ within the national airport plan “. Mimma Spinelli lashes out against Sadegholvaad, after the mayor’s harsh j’accuse against the deputy transport minister Galeazzo Bignami. The mayor had attacked Bignami for his statements to Carlino regarding the airports of Rimini and Forlì. “Forlì will have another type of opportunity, the result of a common perspective and a strong relationship between the current administration and the government…”, Bignami’s words. For the mayor it is unacceptable that “since in Forlì there is a centre-right mayor (Zattini, ed.) then Forlì is ahead of Rimini”.
Spinelli doesn’t agree, and responds to the accusations of alleged favoritism made by Sadegholvaad: “The national airport plan inherited from the government envisaged a gradual dismantling of the cargo service. The Municipality of Forlì, with a view to strengthening and developing the ‘Ridolfi ‘, presented a request for reintroduction into the new national plan and the Ministry of Transport accepted it for the ‘Fellini’, the request to intervene on cargo and commercial flights arrived, but not from the Municipality of Rimini but from San. Marino. A ministry invests and moves accordingly, to provide answers where there are requests, which have not been received from Rimini”. Therefore “the words of the mayor of Rimini against the government and deputy minister Bignami regarding Romagna airports are surprising”.
According to the senator, these are instrumental attacks: “Not a day goes by without the Democratic Party’s electoral campaign being directed against the government. The latest example is the case of the flood: the government has decided to compensate movable property 100% one hundred and that is what he is doing. Help that the left did not give, neither for the 2012 earthquake nor for the various floods that hit Emilia Romagna”.
Manuel Spadazzi
