Former Ilva, workers occupy the Prefecture in Genoa: "Without work and written answers, we sleep here"
The protest of the workers of Cornigliano against the government and Acciaierie d'Italia after Minister Urso's Question Time
Quick Look
- The workers of the former Ilva di Cornigliano occupied the prefecture of Genoa to protest against production uncertainty.
- Having rejected Minister Urso's intervention, the unions demand written guarantees on the resumption of work activities.
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Why It Matters
The workers of the former Ilva in Cornigliano are protesting against the risk of closing the plants. Minister Urso attempted mediation during Question Time, which was deemed insufficient by the unions.
"The prefecture is ours, and we're sleeping here tonight." The workers of the former Ilva of Cornigliano send a message to the government and Acciaierie d'Italia, and occupy the prefecture of Genoa.
The words coming from Question Time from the Minister for Business Adolfo Urso were of no avail, as he mentioned to the Chamber the possibility of starting a discussion with the company to avoid the stoppage of the Genoa and Novi plants.
«For us Urso does not exist, we want written answers, – it is reiterated by the union front – and the confirmation in black and white that in two months, in the time of an order for new coils, we can start working again».
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Continued occupation of the prefecture until written responses.
Likely · Within days
Open Questions
- Will the company provide the required written guarantees?
- What will be the next actions of the unions?
