CREMONA – «If the people of Cremona, and especially the commuters, will have a new car park a few meters from the train station lor they essentially owe it to the good governance of our centre-right in the Lombardy Region who, with the Government, have made available two million and 650 thousand euros out of a total expenditure of 3 million and 250 thousand euros. This is our way of governing and we will also replicate it at the Cremonese level if the citizens give us their trust. Attention to the needs of the Cremonese. Ability to gather resources in a difficult scenario, careful planning, transversal collaboration on different institutional levels, recognizing the merits of all the actors involved”. He says it Alessandro Portesanicentre-right mayoral candidate commenting on the opening, Thursday 13 June, of the new car park in via Dante.
«If they had to wait four years for the construction of the car park – continues Portesai -, they owe it to the current Galimberti-Virgilio council, which has proven in these ten years to be inadequate, bungling and confusing. It was not even able to manage a simple car park with limited infrastructure. In these hours, dozens and dozens of people from Cremona are heaping rivers of criticism on the Galimberti-Virgilio-Pasquali trio, seasoned with sometimes salacious ironies that we cannot help but join in with.”
«After all, as in the case of Palazzo Cittanova, these administrators told tall tales: promises of openings that have regularly gone unfulfilled, childish justifications, poor management of administrative procedures in tenders and in the assignment of works, minimal economic effort on the overall cost of the work, i.e. only one and a half million euros (about half), without never mention the contribution of the Region and Government”.
«The whole city understood about the opening times that it was organized for mere electoral purposes and not for the needs of the citizens. Taking advantage of a work built, for the most part, with money from other institutions. A shameful situation, in which there is little to be proud of” concludes Portesani.
