(ANSA) - BARI, OCTOBER 25 - "In the coming weeks we risk seeing a widening of the social fracture of which we can already see the first signs. Today we are more afraid of the future than of the virus. The mayors take this into account and will do everything possible to maintain unite communities and to stop possible violent reactions to such a difficult situation ".
This was stated by the mayor of Bari and president of Anci, Antonio Decaro, highlighting that the mayors "expect the State to follow up on the promised concrete and timely actions: immediate and automatic non-repayable refreshments, redundancy and reduction of taxes and rents for the categories affected by restrictions ".
In relation to the new Dpcm, Decaro explains that "in these hours, aware of being in the midst of an emergency that requires extraordinary responses, all institutions have a duty: to be institutions and take responsibility for the decisions and actions. stability of the country. But the only way for the extraordinary response to work is to settle a pact between the state and citizens ".
"The sacrifices required of the population - he adds - must be matched by certainties on the part of the State: concrete and immediate refreshment to those who close without bureaucratic delays. The commitment of the State must be matched by the sense of responsibility of citizens: respecting the rules - he concludes - and limiting contacts to contribute to curb the contagion ".
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