On the day of the debut of the new “red zones” in Campania and Tuscany, and orange in Friuli Venezia Giulia, Emilia Romagna and Marche, there is a total clash between the governor and the executive. “It is not tolerable that a minister starts looting against a man who speaks clearly, Di Maio – said De Luca – said ignoble things and the Prime Minister Conte must intervene”.
The lash at De Magistris and the reply The governor also reserved harsh words for the mayor of Naples, Luigi De Magistris. “The images we have seen of Naples are of a city out of control. The Campania Region has worked while there are nobody who think they can advertise by attacking me”. The reply from De Magistris arrived very soon. The mayor accused: “The numbers of beds do not correspond to those that even today were provided as official data. The minister made the checks and quickly went from yellow to red. So that there was something that was not it went and it doesn’t seem to me absolutely evident. Maybe now we can save lives. “
The dispute with Di Maio Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio for his part was directed today. “De Luca will have given more material to Crozza for next Friday, let’s put it this way …”, he said, replying after days to the governor of Campania. The exponent of the Five Stars, however, had also wanted to reach out to the president of Campania: “I want to send a message of peace to De Luca, we work together for the Region. We apply a method at a national level, on the data sent by the Regions”, and at the same time he did not hide the need to review relations between the State and the Regions: “When we come out of this pandemic, I believe we will have to review some balance of power between the Regions and the central State”.
The discontent of the governor Giani Even if with much more calm tones, even the governor of Tuscany Eugenio Giani did not like the fact that his Region ended up among the “red” ones, accusing that the decisions are made on old data. “We hope to go back to loosening our grip for mid-December, going down to the red zone is easy, but the conditions for climbing back are very strict: I don’t want to create illusions”, he stressed, adding that “the decision” was made on data that goes from 1 to 8 November, from 9 November the data have at least stabilized, I have seen a cautious improvement. At this point the action is taken, we must team up to return in mid-December, before Christmas, to loosen our grip and maybe return to the orange zone if not the yellow zone “.
Toti hopes for a drop in the Rt index to make new demands on the government The president of the Liguria Region, Giovanni Toti, is also pawing to leave the orange zone. From early December, “or maybe even earlier” if the RT falls below 1%, the governor wants to ask the government to get Liguria out of the orange zone.
Abruzzo towards the lockdown Abruzzo, on the other hand, is heading towards a lockdown: in the next few hours the governor Marsilio should sign an ordinance which provides, among other things, for the closure of all kinds of schools and the stop of shopping centers.
The governor of the Marches accuses: “No communication” In the Marche region, the president of the Region, Francesco Acquaroli, published a post on his Facebook page recalling the start of the “orange” phase for the region (with Emilia Romagna and Friuli VG) and therefore of the new restrictive anti-Covid measures. “I was very sorry – he wrote – the lack of minimal communication and the necessary consultation that could have led to different scenarios or in any case to make a measure a solution instead of an imposition. I am embittered because mine has always been an attitude collaborative with national institutions “.
Protests in Turin and Rome In the evening in Turin e Roma, then, there were also street demonstrations. But the production categories are also part of the controversy with the government.Coldiretti points out that the bars, restaurants, pizzerias and farmhouses closed with the new orange and red regions have risen to about 270 thousand, for a loss in monthly turnover of at least 5.3 billion and a dramatic snowball effect on the entire supply chain.
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