(ANSA) - BARI, DECEMBER 30 - "The Apulian regional council decides to approve, with a secret vote, a rule with which the directors guarantee themselves another 10 months of mandate (and salary) in the event of the president's resignation and what is everyone talking about? future of Decaro. About what Decaro will do. About what will happen to Decaro. I even read somewhere that it would be an anti-Decaro law. Frankly, it seems to me an anti-decency law".
The mayor of Bari and Anci president, Antonio Decaro, writes this in a long post on Fb, regarding the law that extends the legislature in the event of the resignation of the governor, Michele Emiliano.
But someone, continues Decaro, "tried to explain to the Apulian citizens how it is possible that in a period like this, of difficulty for many,
Majority and opposition councilors agree to guarantee themselves another ten paychecks of 10,000 euros each beyond the natural end of their mandate?" "As for my future - he adds - there's not much to say.
I have another eighteen months to be mayor of Bari in the only way I know how: by working hard every day together with the citizens.
Because public offices must be honored with discipline and honor: they are not life insurance or permanent jobs.
Just as there are no predestined roles or futures already written". "Yesterday, passing by the beach of Pane ePomodoro - he says - I happened to read this sentence: "facit l'amoor non sit facenn la ue'rr", make love not make war.
I found it particularly fitting for this strange world.
And I smiled thinking that the answers to the most complex questions are often given to us by the citizens, with their common sense. It will be with them that, in due course, I will choose what to do with my future.
And if I decide to go back to being an engineer at Anas, I will do it with a smile on my lips.
It will certainly not be a drama for anyone". (ANSA).
