“For the majority, the mayor’s staff must remain, just as the sacrifices imposed on citizens remain with the increase in the Tari for families and businesses, as well as the elimination of exemptions for many fragile subjects and for people with disabilities.” The one who thundered, the day after the long city council which on Tuesday saw the approval of the much feared rebalancing plan, was councilor Giancarlo Nicotera, an increasingly dissident voice within the majority in support of Murone who, not surprisingly, saw his motion on the proposal to abolish the mayor’s staff rejected.
The topic was in fact discussed during the final question time, and the mayor himself did not spare himself, effectively excluding any possibility in this sense, reiterating that “the staff is a trusted appointment, the Court of Auditors itself has excluded the decay of these figures with the rebalancing plan”.
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