While waiting for the implications of the DDA of Catanzaro which, as you will remember, has been focusing the spotlight on the Town Hall since last Friday, yesterday both Marco Ambrogio, president of the municipal Assizes, and Antonio Barile, mayor of the city, had the opportunity to confirm their theses and/or reasons in view of the council session which cannot go beyond the end of October, having already been granted by the Bruzia Prefecture a bit of a delay due to the May elections and the following June ballot.
Results are practically awaited, but it is almost certain that under the Christmas tree in 2026 the people of San Giovanna will not find an elected mayor, but rather a prefectural commissioner.
Yes, because yesterday Ambrogio further reiterated, as he had already done to Gazzetta del Sud, «that together with the 10 councilors of his group they are ready to vote on the report that was prepared last May. No other hypothesis is possible.”
From his post, Barile, however, specified that «there are two options: first, a rebalancing plan that certifies the debt, 7 million and 800 thousand euros, to be spread over the next 10 years; that is to say 700 thousand per year to be deducted from future annual budgets. The other option is bankruptcy, with which the State “guarantees” salaries, while for “services on demand” the Municipality must take care of it. However – Barile pointed out – if Ambrogio brought me to the Council a professional in the sector who told me that it is possible to vote on the final balance prepared in May we would all vote for it”.
