Here is the text of open letter to the Head of State on the story of "landing" of waste from Campania in Sardinia. The letter was signed by: Salvatore Deidda, National Director of Youth Action, Antonella Zedda of the National Action University, Giulio Uras Action for Youth Cagliari University Cagliari Carlo Poddesu per Share; Alessia Assorgia, Provincial Head of Student Action, Laura Fei Action for Youth Caravella, Alessandro Serra, parent company of the National Alliance to the City of Cagliari, Paolo Meloni, Provincial Director of the National Alliance, Toto Sirigu, Head of Organization National Alliance for the Province of Cagliari; Truzzu Paul, president of District No. 5 of Cagliari, Mark Cabbage, Director of the National Alliance in the District No. 1 of Cagliari.
Dear President,
are writing about the terrible problem on waste from Campania. We are aware that the problem lies in the heart as it is his homeland, but we express them, as head of state, our dismay to learn that our island will still be half of the carts crossing the Tyrrhenian laden waste.
Ours is not selfishness or lack of patriotism towards our fellow citizens, but we believe that still have not been identified and punished those responsible for the situation that led to this result the Campania Region is also considered an offense that the State only in the memories of Sardinia when to offer help. We fear also that the solidarity of Sardis, far from sorting beneficial effects for the population bell ends instead to feed the turnover underworld that has developed around waste emergency.
We would like to steal a little 'time to explain our feelings.
Our Island is undergoing a major economic crisis, with business, large or small, that close and send workers to walk for too long have been deluded to have found the place to ensure an existence, certainly not wealthy, but safe and dignified.
the harbor of Cagliari is the desert and the future is certainly bright. Hundreds of workers and employees will be sent home. For years he has listed several reasons for that close to Cagliari and Sardinia, it would have been an epicenter for the world market.
High cost of freight arriving and departing from Sardinia. Labor costs and energy. Many big word to make us understand that our Island is more isolated than ever from the Continent. Why then the state is so willing to spend to transport waste? It 'obvious that it would be cheaper divert in some neighboring region is not the case. Why?
We would like the price of this Sardinian island that we pay is relieved by measures that the State must be guaranteed to have full parity with other regions. Why Unilever, a multinational company that produces ice cream, soaps etc had to close a factory in Italy and strangely chose to close Cagliari to Naples? Costs, costs, higher costs. The policy, represented here by a Governor who, unfortunately, the Sardinians have voted but that after 4 years not wait to send home, could not protect these workers. And it is far more hope for the young people of Sardinia to work, buy a house, build a family and plan their life in the homeland.
We appeal to its sensitivity, as head of state to stop this waste transport because we believe we have already given our help (that was us against) the ships have already arrived and that the next cargo to be diverted to other regions.
In addition we ask you to bring al'attenzione political forces need to be put in place those measures (see free trade zone tax on goods) that puts an end to the disparity with the other Italian regions.
Dear President, we love Italy as ever but with hard facts we feel treated like any other.
Ours is not selfishness or lack of patriotism towards our fellow citizens, but we believe that still have not been identified and punished those responsible for the situation that led to this result the Campania Region is also considered an offense that the State only in the memories of Sardinia when to offer help. We fear also that the solidarity of Sardis, far from sorting beneficial effects for the population bell ends instead to feed the turnover underworld that has developed around waste emergency.
We would like to steal a little 'time to explain our feelings.
Our Island is undergoing a major economic crisis, with business, large or small, that close and send workers to walk for too long have been deluded to have found the place to ensure an existence, certainly not wealthy, but safe and dignified.
the harbor of Cagliari is the desert and the future is certainly bright. Hundreds of workers and employees will be sent home. For years he has listed several reasons for that close to Cagliari and Sardinia, it would have been an epicenter for the world market.
High cost of freight arriving and departing from Sardinia. Labor costs and energy. Many big word to make us understand that our Island is more isolated than ever from the Continent. Why then the state is so willing to spend to transport waste? It 'obvious that it would be cheaper divert in some neighboring region is not the case. Why?
We would like the price of this Sardinian island that we pay is relieved by measures that the State must be guaranteed to have full parity with other regions. Why Unilever, a multinational company that produces ice cream, soaps etc had to close a factory in Italy and strangely chose to close Cagliari to Naples? Costs, costs, higher costs. The policy, represented here by a Governor who, unfortunately, the Sardinians have voted but that after 4 years not wait to send home, could not protect these workers. And it is far more hope for the young people of Sardinia to work, buy a house, build a family and plan their life in the homeland.
We appeal to its sensitivity, as head of state to stop this waste transport because we believe we have already given our help (that was us against) the ships have already arrived and that the next cargo to be diverted to other regions.
In addition we ask you to bring al'attenzione political forces need to be put in place those measures (see free trade zone tax on goods) that puts an end to the disparity with the other Italian regions.
Dear President, we love Italy as ever but with hard facts we feel treated like any other.
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