From a note that we received from the Director of the Corecom Support Service of the Molise Region, we learned that a regional councilor has submitted a request for access to documents. Objective? To see all the documentation attached to the application for the granting of publishing contributions for the year 2023 relating to the expenses incurred by our newspaper in 2022.
No problem doing so. On the contrary. If the Molise Region wanted to do something good and right, we would also suggest to the same regional councilor who is so keen to examine the documents, to modify the legislative provision in question. How? Today we explain what happens. The Molise Region randomly selects the publishing companies that must present the relevant documentation. We at Futuro Molise believe instead that all companies that request public funding must present the entire documentation to Corecom.
That said, the councilor, or more likely the regional councilor who legitimately requested the documents, could be pushed by personal reasons. Perhaps linked to some press news about what was happening in public bodies that hired children, nephews or various relatives on a permanent basis and even without a competition but by direct call?
Because if that were the case, another serious problem would arise, that of those who use a public role for personal “revenge”.
However, we are happy to warn our dear readers that not only will these individuals be left empty-handed, but that “Futuro Molise” will continue to tell the people of Molise everything that happens and what individuals who hold public roles do.
It’s freedom of the press, baby.
And above all it is our duty to tell, precisely because the public funding we receive imposes it on us as a civil and moral duty towards our financiers who are, precisely, the citizens.
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