After the latest good news on the Norman-Swabian Castle – the remodeling of the regional funding of 5 million for its recovery – it seems that something is finally moving on the Terina archaeological park too. From what is transpiring in recent days, after years of closure – the Park was inaugurated in 2016 by the first Mascaro government but it was not possible to open it the following day – and above all after numerous “handovers” between the Superintendence and the municipality, it seems that the area has already been fully available to the city for a few months and it is highly probable that already in the next few weeks, after yet another necessary cleaning, it could be open to the community. It goes without saying that when we can talk about reopening or construction sites for recovery and redevelopment the news is always positive, and it must be said that every municipal administration would play these cards properly from a political point of view too. But the crucial issue – as the cultural debate itself, of associations, sector experts but also of many citizens continues to repeat – always remains that of management. Does the Municipality of Lamezia currently have the capacity and concrete possibility of keeping open, and in the most optimal way, some of the most important archaeological and monumental assets of the Region?
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