“The honeymoon with Salis wavers.” With this headline, even La Stampa unloads the mayor of Genoa. “Rising star of Italian politics, she has been harshly criticized by her allies,” it reads before getting to the point: costs soaring ever higher and security at rock bottom. “The news of a increase in the Tari, never expressed by the Municipality at the negotiation tables and learned through the press, represents a serious issue both in substance and in method,” thundered the Cgil in a statement later removed from official portals. Moreover, the increase in the waste tax follows that of the Imu, but also of the additional Irpef, the tourist tax, and public transport fares. In short, an endless list that weighs on citizens’ wallets.
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And the security issue is no less important. Residents of the Cembalo residential complex have even decided to pay for private security. And those living opposite, in the alleys of the crack-addicted, are organizing walks to take back the city. “They are the angels of the historic center, women and men often from the same political side as Mayor Salis, who can’t take it anymore,” the president of the “Right and Legality” committee tells the newspaper. She does not mince words with the mayor: “We were summoned by the mayor in April. She is very good with words. But unfortunately, we felt mocked. For her, the blame is always on those who were there before, or the government. But in the meantime, she has not been seen again. Maybe she could have come to walk with us to realize the situation.”
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And so many ask themselves the same question: does Salis use the mayoral office to solve Genoa’s problems or as a springboard? Maybe, who knows, to lead the broad field? Just think that she appointed a former classmate as director of the Sea Museum through a special competition. She asked in advance to know the topics of the questions before a press conference. She cut funding for support for children with disabilities. In short, all missteps that could cost her dearly, very dearly.
