Gualtieri’s two problems: waste and the CGIL. And on the waste-to-energy plant the union and the left unite

From welfare to waste, from supplementary contracts for managers to transport, it’s been a while since not a day goes by without the CGIL attacking with fiery communiqués and declarations Mayor Roberto Gualtieri. Yesterday during a Capitoline Transparency commission, the CGIL delegate accused the Capitol of having chosen an “opaque path in the progression of careers”. But the hardest attack came on waste. Yesterday afternoon the union has published a report on the waste and transport situation in the citya survey carried out together with Federconsumatori on 765 Romans between the ages of 16 and 85. The numbers, what a discovery, are merciless. Net insufficiencies for waste collection (score 4.7 out of 10) and transport (4.9 out of 10). The report was commented on by general secretary of the CGIL of Rome and Lazio Natale di Cola: “The Romans not only reject waste management without appeal, but for the first time they denounce the total lack of confidence in the fact that things can change. This data tells us that, as we have repeatedly denounced, with this industrial plan of the Ama it will not be possible to have results other than a daily management of the emergency “. It goes without saying that the center of the industrial plan is the waste-to-energy plant. The CGIL immediately attacked the plant.