Massimiliano Di Giorgio ROME (Reuters) – The mayor of Rome, Ignazio Marino, today introduced its new administration launched a “Phase 2″, two years after his election and after criticism, even international, for the degradation prevailing in the capital, for months the target of an investigation by magistrates on the intertwining of crime and corruption. The former surgeon and senator of the Democratic Party, who presented four new councilors, said it would use the next three years “to actually change” the city through a trial program of urgent measures, and confirmed the candidature of Rome the Olympics of 2024. In a letter to a Rome newspaper published today, the Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said he was ready “to study all possible options to revive Rome, showcase and business card for the country.” But in return he asked for a “signal” from the mayor. Renzi but will not be present at the Unity Day in Rome where he had been waiting for his speech tonight. Marino, for his part, admitted that he never imagined, upon taking office, to find Rome in a situation of such gravity, plagued by a deficit of 1 billion and corruption. GOVERNMENT CALLS FOR TABLE ROME CAPITAL The new deputy mayor and councilor for the Budget Marco Cause – MP and former member of the junta’s center-Walter Veltroni, and one of the authors of the recovery plan’s financial capital – has announced that the government has called an “institutional table for Roma Capitale “next Tuesday, August 4, to discuss the next Jubilee and the initiatives to relaunch Rome. The other new commissioners are Senator Stefano Esposito, a member of the Anti and commissioner of the Democratic Party in Ostia (Transport), the former Secretary of Education Marco Rossi Doria (Suburbs and School) and Luigina Of Liegro, an expert on political Social Tourism. More …
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