Fines and suspended licenses are pouring in. This is what has been happening recently in Cagliari. Those who pay the consequences are not only the owners of the premises who clearly do not respect the rules, but also those who live in uncertainty. “Today there are many of our members who ask us what the future of Cagliari will be. There are no rules in the city, summer has begun and we don’t know if and when and how we can work”, explains the president of Fipe Confcommercio Sud Sardegna Emanuele Frongia, “we have been fighting for some time against an acoustic rehabilitation plan that does not allow us to work in complete tranquility while also respecting the residents of the neighborhoods”.
For this reason, the trade association hopes that the new council can be installed soon. “It would be appropriate to immediately start a discussion with the councilor for Productive Activities who will be elected, today our premises are at risk, and therefore the services for the many tourists in our city are at risk and other data of no small importance, The jobs of many employees who have families behind them and perhaps even a mortgage to pay are at risk. We are really worried about what is happening.”
