Adnkronos Rome, November 11 (Adnkronos) – "The rule of dialogue and participation applies between national and local governments. A rule that, personally and within my sphere of competence, I have always respected, engaging adversaries whenever general, rather than partisan, interests are at stake." This was stated by Fabio Rampelli, Vice President of the Chamber of Deputies of the Brothers of Italy party.
"How we can ignore the Roman right," he continues, "which saved the Tor Marancia Estate from red-green speculation at the inauguration of a public park this morning is a mystery. How we can forget to invite the Lazio Region, which is responsible for the expansion of the Appian Way Park precisely to include the area threatened by construction, is a puzzle. How we can fail to invite the Ater executives to the unveiling of a mural on Ater houses in Tormarancia is another unfortunate grammatical error by those who perhaps feel they own the city. Meanwhile, the park's maintenance is crying out for vengeance, and the power plant right across from Piazza Lante has remained in place, anachronistically impacting one of Rome's most important green spaces."
Perhaps this is just a posthumous ploy to make people forget that the Democratic Party (PD) repeatedly proposed building 2 million cubic meters of housing for 10,000 residents in 1995, only to encounter opposition from us for over seven years, even ignored by the Greens. That was until May 2002, when the Storace government adopted the law I co-signed. The FdI (FdI) will organize a counter-demonstration to warn citizens against falling into the trap of a left-wing, "tape-consuming" movement so immersed in social media that it loses its dignity. There is no official invitation, no dialogue between the administrations. This morning, the stage has been set for a skit in questionable taste," he concludes.