The long-awaited day has arrived: this morning the city council meets with the 2025 Financial Statement on the agenda and above all the very delicate multi-year rebalancing plan – it will be seen if it is actually spread over ten years or more – which, to tell the truth, in recent days has only “awakened” the spirits of the former mayor Paolo Mascaro, still sure that the choice adopted by the Murone administration is not the correct one. But beyond the different interpretations regarding the deficit of 50 million – structural for the government in office, more sophisticated of an accounting nature, for the former mayor – what has created quite a bit of discontent in recent weeks has also and above all been the methods and timing (as always tight) with which the papers came into the hands of the city councilors themselves, who, beyond a few meetings in the second commission, in the presence of the branch councilor Maria Teresa Nardo, are preparing today to give validity to a financial project which will in fact mark the life of the city for the next decade (if not more) and which, nevertheless, seems to be dismissed without particular in-depth analysis (and without even a resolution by the council) by politicians.
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