The official announcement of the start of work on the railway line that crosses the Reventino area was an opportunity to bring together representatives of regional and provincial politics at the council chamber of the Municipality of Decollatura, in an important meeting held last weekend. and the Calabrian Railways.
Our newspaper met and interviewed the sole director of FdC in that context, Ernesto Ferrarothe mayor of Decollatura, Eng. Raffaella Perri and the honorary president of the Reventino Pro Ferrovia Committee, Eugene Adamo, former mayor of Decollatura.
There was talk of modernizing the route which, Ferraro said, “will never be the same again” and of new hydrogen trains “which will guarantee fast and efficient transport even on weekends”.
Also underlined was the averted danger of a closure of the three stations of Decollatura (Adami, Cerrisi and San Bernardo) thanks to the open municipal council held last autumn and which saw the first town of Decollatura, Perri, at the forefront. “We are happy – said the mayor – to have contributed to protecting a sacrosanct right of the citizens of the Reventino area”.
Same wavelength as Eugenio Adamo: “Our countries still live on internal connections through rail transport; especially the students who, otherwise, would not be able to reach our Costanzo Institute. The cut would have decreed the death of our communities. Modernisation, on the other hand, can give them new life”.
