To better understand the political climate that can be felt at Palazzo Zanca these days, we need to go back to February 7th. Flag Hall, press conference in which Federico Basile announces his resignation as mayor. To justify his farewell, Basile points the finger at the city council and the absence of a solid majority: «I have endured too much – he said at the time –, we cannot allow strategic measures to be slowed down for political reasons. We have had acts that have been on hold for months, I’m thinking of the new service contract of Messina Social City.”
Fast forward, let’s skip the landslide elections (also thanks to the famous 15 lists now sub judice at the TAR), we get to the first, real clashes in the city council of recent days. And at the closing of the circle, because the topic is precisely the service contract of Messina Social City, which arrives in the courtroom “patched”, without some key attachments, accompanied by the doubts of the opposition and the yellow of an opinion of the auditors which in the end, it is ruled, is not mandatory.
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