Five ministers on the field.
And for the closure it doubles with several governors.
The center-right lines up the starting team to push Marsilio-bis by also co-opting Francesco Acquaroli (Marche), Francesco Roberti (Molise), Donatella Tesei (Umbria) and Francesco Rocca (Lazio).
There is electoral fibrillation with the political forces engaged in an unprecedented electoral campaign in Abruzzo.
The rekindled hopes in the center-left have pushed the government team to accelerate the pace: ministers Lollobrigida, Valditara, Casellati, Locatelli as well as deputy prime minister Salvini have taken to the field.
These are ministers with active and functional skills in a region that builds an important piece of GDP on agriculture, which often has a sore point in schools after the events of dimensioning and autonomy, and which in social and disability policies has an exposed nerve.
Salvini in Ortona at the Port Authority attended a technical meeting on the port, one of the major infrastructure investments being made in Abruzzo.
Here the entrepreneurs asked him to monitor the funds available, 100 million euros, and accelerate the planning that will allow Ortona to double the loading capacity of the ships, from 15 thousand to 30 thousand tons, making it the only one with these capacities among Bari and Ancona, strategic for the automotive sector of Val di Sangro as well as the development of the railway.
Salvini also went to Molise to sign the agreement for the start of the recovery works of the Sente Viaduct which connects this region to Abruzzo, a strategic work for roads and closed since 2018. Here the start of the first lot of works is missing of safety measures, worth 9 million euros, with the signing of an agreement between the Province and Anas. This is a total job estimated at 50 million euros.
But perhaps the lion's share was played by Lollobrigida, who flattered the agricultural sector enough to state that "Abruzzo has returned to being a central region that is not considered marginal within the Italian economy. A region that already had of extraordinary potential and which perhaps were exploited less than they could have been".
Not only that: it is "A land of exceptional productions that had been marginalized. Thanks to the president, Marco Marsilio, things have changed. There is a perception of centrality not only here in Italy. I return to Fudez, the most great event in Japan, a large rich market in which Abruzzo was the region most represented among the Italian companies present in this territory".
To respond to the controversy over differentiated autonomy, Valditara in turn underlined: "We are here to reunite Italy, so much so that the schools I am visiting are schools in the South which are the subject of the Southern Agenda. Southern Agenda means investing more resources to allow young people from Southern Italy, and also from Abruzzo, to be able to recover that gap, that educational differential, which separates them from more fortunate young people who live in territories that suffer from fewer critical issues".
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