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The last inhabitant of the Sardinian island of Budelli, for all the "guardians", is being evicted. Mauro Morandi, almost 80 years old, has to leave the house he has been occupying for almost 30 years on the decision of La Maddalena Park, owner since 2014 of the land and the building. The property aims to demolish the volumes considered illegitimate by the Municipality of La Maddalena and restore the old building to improve the site. But Morandi is not there for the new expulsion and badures his followers via Facebook: "From here I do not move, I have not received any letter".
The troubled history of Budelli, the paradise of SardiniaThe beautiful pink beach of the archipelago of La Maddalena, land paradise of a kilometer and a half, where it is not possible to build considering the landscape and environmental constraints that weigh on the area and which has experienced various vicissitudes in recent years due to ownership, it does not seem to have peace, as well as its historic "guardian".
According to the direction of the owner body, "the administrative process of execution of the work was launched and can not be dissociated from the expulsion of the building". "The restoration of the building – confirms Fabrizio Fonnesu, president of the park since February – is one of the most important goals that the new governance wanted to give back to the pink beach to the splendor that it deserves, with the creation an observatory of the environment that can best accommodate the flow of tourists who visit the site periodically ".
In August 2017, Mauro Morandi, of all guardians of Budelli, had been "pardoned" also because of the 18,000 signatures collected as part of the petition he had launched online. By popular acclaim, Leonardo Deri, then Commissioner of the Park and Commander of the La Maddalena Port Authority, had allowed a lonely inhabitant of the island to continue living in what he had lived for 29 years.
"It was in 1989," Morandi often recalled in some interviews, "I was sailing with friends on a catamaran to reach Polynesia, we stopped here for a breakdown and I fell in love with this place, I replaced the guardian who was going to retire. "
"I could not imagine a life in a condominium," Morandi, a former professor of physical education in Modena, who had left everything in search of a simple life at the time, said at the time late 1980s.
And still today, the 79-year-old asks "Leave me here" to the one who, via Facebook, makes him know his fate. "I have not yet received the deportation letter: let's go slowly," the hermit added in a next message, trying to rebadure his supporters, who are waiting to know how they can continue to help him avoid the feared reproaches.
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