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This article was published on February 19, 2016 at 6:38.
ROME
the outstanding debt of the City of Rome has increased from 22.5 billion in 2010 to 13.6 last year (in the end of 2014 was 14.1 billion). The numbers are pleased to report on the management commissioner of Rome’s debt signed by Silvia Scottish. These are figures that refer not to the current budget of the City of Rome, but to the City monstre debt accumulated up to 2008, that the management commissioner undertook a parallel repayment plan which will end in 2048. For the extinction of these liabilities, each year are allocated 500 million: 300 in the State and 200 million derived largely from an increase of 4 points personal income tax and municipal surtax for the rest by an additional one euro on passenger boarding fees departing from Rome’s airports.
Meanwhile, today the special commissioner Francesco Paolo Trim should approve the resolutions in preparation for the budget “ordinary” prediction in 2016 the municipality of Rome, and then to arrive at the OK final report next week. The report of the Scottish Executive, in full campaign, has reignited the controversy between center-right and center-left, who have reproached the paternity of the previous debt to 2008.
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