Calenda attacks Gualtieri: “Nothing has been done in Rome in six hundred days”

At 11 this morning, at the Spazio Sette bookshop in Rome, the press conference called by Azione was held and the leader Carlo Calenda spoke, flanked by the municipal councilors from the list. the meeting, entitled “600 days of Gualtieri”organized with the aim of making a point of Rome and the Capitoline administration, has developed by analyzing the various aspects of the management of the mayor of the capital.

The leader of Action attacked Gualtieri on the waste-to-energy plant and on the stadium in Pietralata: “You can say nonsense during the electoral campaign but when you say that others are saying nonsense, and then you change your mind, it would be good to admit your mistake”. Then: “After agreeing with us on the stadium and waste-to-energy plant, he will end up agreeing with us on Ama as well: Ama must go to Acea to have correct and managerial management”. Bringing attention, with a video, to the comparison of the declarations of the mayor in the electoral campaign and after the election. Then the question of waste: “Nothing is being done on urban decorum, the waste bins have not been placed and the plants have not been started up, half of the Ama vehicles are out of service”. Calenda explained that the body in charge of urban sanitation in Rome: “it must not be owned by a private company but must have private governance, otherwise it is managed by the trade unions who vote for the mayor of Rome. The subsidiaries must all be detached from municipal management and placed in a holding company”.

The mayor of Rome, according to the leader of Action, “is a very good person but has a degree of presumption that is leading the city into disarray”. He then added: “In the second round I gave Gualtieri a personal vote, also because there was no program on the other side. But in six hundred days nothing has been done, the mayor is an ethereal entity that appears every now and thenFinally the advice: “I tell Gualtieri to make a big reshuffle of the junta, because there are councilors who are unable to do anything, with a little humility, with people who at least have previously managed a kiosk”.