We receive and publish the open letter of the Lega municipal councilor and former mayoral candidate for the centre-right, Antonino Minicuci
“TOL Sig. President of the City Council, to the majority city councilors and to the minority city councilor Pazzano. Site municipal.
Dear colleagues,
I am addressing you at a time of great concern for our city.
Reggio Calabria has been overwhelmed by a wave of scandals that have undermined citizens’ trust in the institutions.
Recent investigations by the judiciary have brought to light mafia infiltration within our municipality and the arrival of a ministerial access commission to verify these very serious accusations now seems imminent.
It is undeniable that this situation requires courageous and responsible actions on the part of those who, like you and us, have the task of representing citizens and protecting the common good.
The presence of the ‘ndrangheta in local institutions cannot and must not be tolerated.
Even today, in the press, we read that he was arrested come on Ros an employee of the heritage sector of the metropolitan city of Reggio Calabria, Francesco ARANITI, of the Araniti clan, known as “U relatives”, while the other key figure in the investigation Daniel Barilla’, son-in-law of the boss Araniti, is under house arrest, also chosen to work in the municipality by FALCOMATA’.
I also remind you that another Araniti worked in the Municipality and was fired by the previous General Secretary who left.
It is, they tell me, in the Prosecutor’s Office, a sentence from the TAR Calabria, Reggio Calabria section, sent to the Sambatello landfill.
The Access Commission will questionto the various councilors who approved the various acts and there could be serious consequences, ex Severino law, law 97/2001 articles 3 and 4 and d. Los 33/2023.
There will be, then, the requests for compensation before the GIP, including mine, but above all that of the State Attorney’s Office, for millions of euros. Cui prodest the Latins said.
Every day that passes then, without decisive action, it increases mistrust and a sense of abandonment among citizens.
