21:21 July 28th, 2015
(AGI) – Rome, July 28 – Four new commissioners, a precise list of priority ‘and a’ challenge ‘to the premier Renzi: “is correct in stating that the administration of a city’ to be assessed for what ‘has done and for what’ does.” The mayor of Rome, Ignazio Marino, completed the new administration Capitoline and illustrated his program of ‘mid-term’, please ‘- explained – after “two years to change the way of governing the city’, we have three years to change the city’”. The new entries are Marco Cause (deputy mayor with responsibility for the Budget and Personnel), Marco Rossi Doria (councilor to school and Suburbs), Stefano Esposito (Transport) and Luigina Of Liegro (Tourism). Causes, deputy pd, will find on his desk ‘burning some files, such as the one concerning the negotiations for the renewal of the contract decentralized and additional payment of employees of the City. Of Liegro, born in Gaeta and moved as a child with his family in the US, and ‘grandson of Don Luigi, founder of Caritas in Rome, and it’ was already ‘Assessor security of Lazio.
Piemontese, Parliamentary since 2008, Esposito and ‘known for his positions’ pro Table ‘, which in the past have earned him threats from the antagonist movement: Senator dem and’ also a member of the mafia and, following investigation of Mafia Capital, Commissioner Party in the territory of Ostia. Marco Rossi Doria, former Secretary of Education in the government Mountains and Letta, replaces Paolo Masini. Cause and Esposito have been clear that they will not leave their seats as parliamentarians, though renouncing ‘salaries that would be granted to them in the Capitol.
“When I took office – was being said Marino presenting new councilors – although I did not think I would have found a state of rigor and legality ‘, not imagined to find empty coffers, a deficit of nearly one billion euro and the crime’ was organized: there were only anti-personnel mines. I have never felt a pressure on my resignation – assured – I feel strong and feel the solidity ‘of the government. “
” I think there’s a city’ that appreciates our change and a prime minister happy that we were able to restore legality ‘accounting in the Capitol ” said the mayor of the capital, revealing that he had had in the last 24 hours, “direct contacts” with Renzi: “there ‘was a common work at Palazzo Chigi and the Capitol on projects and ideas, I’m sure that in the coming hours we will have opportunity to confront. ” “Changing Rome: two phases, one goal”, the slogan chosen for this ‘restart’: decorum, mobilizes ‘, transport, housing and urban renewal, as well as the Jubilee and Olympics, faces the most’ hot. First concrete steps: “We asked the government to convene the inter-institutional capital to Rome, and that ‘been called for Tuesday’ next to Palazzo Chigi,” announced Cause, while Esposito – in reference to the crisis Atac – announced it would “meet all unions between tomorrow and Thursday ‘: for me is a blank sheet of paper and I believe there is the need’ to make a deal ’cause clashes between political union and, together with the issues of antiquated’ and the means of ‘infrastructure, we’re downloading them on the citizens and not the more we can’ do ‘. Predictable corollary of controversy. For the leader of Sel in the Capitol, Gianluca Peciola, “the junta announced and ‘a product made from continuity’ with the old center mixed with hyper renzismo”. “It ‘was set the seal to the incompetence of Marino – attacked the deputy M5S, Roberta Lombardi:” looking at the names put forward by the national pd I think it is the worst piece of the hole. “Cause and Esposito” are totally inadequate. And to pay the price will be once again the Romans. “Ironic Giorgia Meloni, president of Brothers of Italy,” Marino ‘of Genoa, Cause of Palermo, Turin Esposito, Rossi Doria in Naples, Di Liegro Gaeta, Sabella Bivona, Danes Avezzano, Cattoi of Riva del Garda, Pucci di Pisa, Caudo Fiumefreddo di Sicilia.
Practically the only remaining Roman at the Capitol are Marcus and Lupa. If they could they would too. “
(AGI).
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