We are the region of Italy that has best withstood the battle against Covid. In the years in which Meloni was holding anti-vax marches in Via del Corso, in Rome, we had the courage to close.” Speaking in Giugliano during the presentation of the project for the new hospital, the governor once again referred to the story of the “battle for the release of cohesion funds” which “was undertaken precisely to protect healthcare in Campania”. And a meeting of the mayors to take stock of the Funds “will be held by June 15th”, he announced. “Naples cannot be sold, Campania cannot be sold. They signed with Sicily, we are happy for them but it’s not good”, De Luca said again, believing that one hundred construction sites could have been opened in a year. “My controversy with a lady who lives in Rome is about these issues and nothing else,” continued De Luca. With differentiated autonomy “it would be the death of healthcare in the south with all due respect… I can’t speak otherwise I will continue to play the victim”, he said again. “Six billion euros are still stuck in the bureaucratic swamp of the Meloni government. A government that would have had dignity… and instead they go against the grain,” he added.
