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The gas pipeline in Puglia
The first citizen of the city of Salento will stand alongside his fellow citizens until the end, expressing his disappointment and bitterness at what has happened.
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by Tiziana Di Giovannandrea
"We will get up and fight. Salento will remember it. Thus, the mayor of Melendugno, Marco Potì, commented on the fact after the announcement made by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte that the Tap pipeline would do business, promising support to local communities.
"They have not asked Conté or Minister Lezzi to be the doctors of our troubles, we will take care of our wounds ourselves, we will continue to fight and will reckon with this attitude which will be a foolishness. engineering and the destruction of an entire territory of Salento will remember well. "
The first citizen of the city of Lecce, province of Lecce, expresses his disappointment and bitterness at what has happened: "I am disappointed and embittered by the attitude of this government towards change alleged – said Potì – in relation to all the problems and it still remains "sub judice" and that can come to suspend the authorizations.I am still more disappointed by the statements of Conté, – continued Potì – who speaks about restorations for the communities And in Rome, the communities of these territories – he concludes – do not want to be refreshed or close together, because they have not found in this government or in the political forces that support it the courage and The political will to change with respect to the opposition is always and fully declared. I am disappointed with the haste and superficiality of wanting to liquidate these critical issues that all of us were well aware of. articulate ministers and deputies of the M5S.
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