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Filt Cgil, 'concerned about the port reform, guarantees are missing'
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Filt Cgil, 'concerned about the port reform, guarantees are missing'

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The general secretary of Filt Cgil, Stefano Malorgio, expresses concern about the ongoing port reform, complaining about the lack of balance and adequate guarantees during the 'Infrastructures 2030' event held in Bari.

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Filt Cgil promoted the event 'Infrastructures 2030: beyond the Pnrr, the Italy of the future' in Bari.

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"We are worried about the port reform that is progressing, it does not convince us and we believe that a series of balances and guarantees are missing". This was said by the general secretary of Filt Cgil Stefano Malorgio at the end of the event 'Infrastructures 2030: beyond the Pnrr, the Italy of the future', promoted by Filt Cgil in Bari.

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