Ragusa – Among the various criticisms that have hit the Ragusan administration between last week and the week that has just begun, the voice of Fratelli d’Italia was not missing which with its deputy city coordinator Simone Diquattro returns to insist on policies for the center historical whose management is defined as “approximate” while “far-sighted strategies” are called for. In fact, Diquattro writes “the historic center of our city has been the subject of extensive political debate for more than a decade now.
We are well aware that structural problems are now responded to with structural solutions and that nothing is simple or obvious when governing a city. We are witnessing – he continues – from our point of view, an approximate management of the historic centre, with sporadic interventions which, although discreet in their implementation, seem to us to be of little use to the “cause” of the historic centre. Are you really thinking of reviving the fortunes of an important part of the city by illuminating a historic building? By opening a car park with 50 (and even fewer) spaces?
Or even with niche initiatives? The future of the historic center – he concludes – passes from a mending of the social fabric which, we would like to suggest, should start from a strategy that brings students and workers to experience the center in a stable way: this would be the natural incentive for the opening of new economic initiatives and would certainly generate a virtuous circle”. (dice.)
