The Minister for the South and for Territorial Cohesion, Mara Carfagnareplied on Twitter to the choir of two Lombard voices this morning: the mayor of the capital Beppe Sala and the president of the region, Attilio Fontana they have indeed expressed discontent in particular on the resources of the Pnrr destined for the South. At the end of the press conference to present an agreement between A2A e Polytechnic in the Milanese university, Fontana commented: “Let’s not put a shit on the ground”. And Sala that “it’s all South, South, South” and that “we have to be smart”.
Minister Carfagna addresses the mayor of Milan: “Dear Beppe Sala, the Pnrr in the South-South-South is an opportunity also for the North. The innovation let’s do it together. Let’s talk about!”. And use the hashtag “If the South grows, Italy grows”. The mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Salain a long post on Facebook, he in turn replied to the minister: given that the PNRR has among its aims the help of the territorial realities most in difficulty, “to allocate to our South the 40% of Italian resources is a fair one, indisputable decision“.
But Sala also disputes others parameters which, according to him, favor the more backward areas also for the remainder 60% calls for bids for resources: “Everyone can think as they want, but mine is not selfish parochialism.” And he concludes by saying that Milan “immediately makes them available to every Italian reality modality with which he works on the development of his system “.
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