He is called up for next morning Tuesday 18 June, in Bologna, at the headquarters of the Emilia-Romagna Region the long-awaited meeting of the institutional table for the management of the crisis of the former Farmografica of Cervia.
In conjunction with the appointment, called by the Councilor for Economic Development and Work, Vincenzo Colla, in agreement with the prefect of Ravenna, Castrese De Rosa, it was announced a demonstration by the territorial trade unions of CGIL, CISL and UIL which, starting from 10 am, will anticipate and accompany the discussion which will have to shed light on the fate of the historic pharmaceutical packaging company.
«The workers welcomed the news of the new setback in the negotiations for the company acquisition by the Focaccia group with a mixture of anger and tiredness. One year after the flood that took away the jobs, after months of battles and negotiations, after proclamations, promises and declarations of intent, and with the redundancy fund still missing, someone will have to explain what is preventing to archive this ugly story. It’s a time for responsibility: everyone must do their part.” As Saverio Monno of SLC CGIL Ravenna, Stefano Gregnanin of Fistel CISL Romagna and Ryan Paganelli of Uilcom UIL Ravenna, at the end of the last union meeting at the MM Packaging Italy Srl plant in Cervia.
In the square, alongside the trade unions, RSU and a delegation of workers on business trips, there will also be the President of the Province of Ravenna Michele de Pascale, the newly elected mayor of Cervia, Mattia Missiroli, and the former municipal councilor Michela Brunelli, re-elected to the City Council. «We don’t even want to consider the hypothesis of a closure – they declare – that for the reopening of Farmografica is a battle for Cervia, the people of Cervia and Romagna whole without exception. We have been and will be alongside these workers, alongside these 87 families, with the idea of expressing both personal and institutional solidarity, made up of gestures and concrete practices even before words. Our institutions, as they have done so far, will continue to do their part, participating in every discussion table and in every initiative, committing themselves to reaching a solution to this crisis as soon as possible.”
