Ponte Stretto, M5S: ‘Complaint to the Court of Auditors highlights the need for clarity’

Ponte Stretto, M5S: ‘Complaint to the Court of Auditors highlights the need for clarity’
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Rome, 27 July (LaPresse) – “The complaint lodged by the CGIL with the Court of Auditors, requesting an investigation into whether public funds have been used correctly in the management of the Messina Strait Bridge project – so dear to Minister Salvini – or whether there are grounds for financial loss to the state, shines yet another spotlight on the need to bring clarity to the project. We are talking about public money, an investment that diverts funds from our country which could instead be used for infrastructure requiring concrete and immediate action. Whilst the minister dreams of the bridge, Sicily’s priorities are being forgotten, such as water infrastructure, not to mention the other regions of Southern Italy that have disappeared from the radar of a government that thinks only of its own convenience.” This was stated in a press release by M5S MP Daniela Morfino, the M5S group leader on the Environment Committee.

Rome, 27 July (LaPresse) – “The complaint lodged by the CGIL with the Court of Auditors, requesting an investigation into whether public funds have been used correctly in the management of the Messina Strait Bridge project – so dear to Minister Salvini – or whether there are grounds for financial loss to the state, shines yet another spotlight on the need to bring clarity to the project. We are talking about public money, an investment that diverts funds from our country which could instead be used for infrastructure requiring concrete and immediate action. Whilst the minister dreams of the bridge, Sicily’s priorities are being forgotten, such as water infrastructure, not to mention the other regions of Southern Italy that have disappeared from the radar of a government that thinks only of its own convenience.” This was stated in a press release by M5S MP Daniela Morfino, the M5S group leader on the Environment Committee.

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