“It will not be an emergency legislature like the previous one with Covid, floods and a cascade of millions for the Pnrr for many interventions not initially foreseen in the program and we will return to the political normality of a programmatic pact to be respected to honor the agreements with the voters”. This is highlighted by the president of Confcommercio Cesena Augusto Patrignani. “With the inaugural session the work of the new municipal council of Cesena begins – observes the president Patrignani – and the mayor Lattuca will announce the lines of the mandate”.
“Confcommercio – he continues – calls upon the majority and opposition to make the utmost effort to translate the statements of the electoral campaign into concrete actions, in particular support for local trade, the fight against insecurity and degradation, commitment to urban regeneration, the development of a heterogeneous mobility that enhances all travel systems without prejudices against the car, the expansion of parking areas from the center to the outskirts, a non-ideological but pragmatic green approach that combines with the needs and expectations of people, the enhancement of cultural institutions also with a view to economic returns, interventions in neighborhoods to enhance their usability and that respond to the needs of residents, a coordinated project to relaunch the historic center, also in terms of furnishings. Large-scale infrastructural interventions are also fundamental, starting from lot zero”.
“With a view to collaborative commitment – continues Patrignani – Confcommercio will not fail to urge the implementation of the interventions – questioning both the majority that has the task of intervening and the opposition that is responsible for urging, encouraging and making proposals to those who directly administer to make the electoral promises a reality. For Confcommercio it is a commitment that begins immediately from today when we extend our best wishes to the mayor and the nine councilors, to the 32 new councilors of the nine political groups”.
