Centenary Bill, Calandrini (Brothers of Italy): “I will meet with representatives of the city opposition”. Appointment on July 1st in the Council Chamber. The Senator: “It is a project that concerns everyone”
After the green light received unanimously in the Culture Commission of the Senate, the Bill on the Centenary of Latina, which sees Senator Nicola Calandrini as the first signatory, provincial coordinator of Fratelli d’Italia, will be delivered to the representatives of the opposition in the City Council of Latina during a meeting. Appointment set for July 1st at 4pm in the Council room of the Town Hall.
“For the first time since the birth of the Republic, with a parliamentary initiative bill, a foundation will be created which, through important public but also private funding, will manage a series of initiatives that will accompany the life of the city until 2032 and which they will make Latina known throughout Italy and beyond – explains Calandrini – It is a bill that has been voted by all the political forces at a national level but it is strategic that it is known by everyone also at a local level so that everyone can give their constructive contribution in the implementation of the bill. There are no ideological or party divisions that matter. Thanks to this bill, Latina, with its historical and cultural uniqueness, will have tools and means at its disposal that it has never had before to arrive at its first hundred years with a completely new look, and it is right that anyone who wants to can participate”.
“I thank – concludes the Senator – the President of the City Council Raimondo Tiero, who quickly translated into reality my desire to share the text approved by the Senate Culture Commission with the representatives of the local oppositions”.
