Maneuver, FdI working on an amendment to reopen the building amnesty in Campania

Reopening of the terms of the 2003 building amnesty. Fratelli d'Italia is working on an amendment to the maneuver to allow for the remedying of building defects in Campania, which at the time with the Bassolino council had not joined the Berlusconi government's amnesty. The news, anticipated by Repubblica, is confirmed by sources from the Via della Scrofa party, who recall that an agenda to this effect was approved in the Senate last year.

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The reopening of the terms for the 2003 amnesty is a bill by FdI member of Campania Imma Vietri, the text had been transformed into an amendment to the maneuver last year in the Senate, then on the agenda in the final stages of examination in the commission and approved. Therefore, FdI sources explain, the orientation is that the same text will be re-presented this year, strengthened by the fact that the agenda was approved last year.

The reopening of the terms will concern the years prior to 2003, if there is a subsequent abuse it will not be included, and it is designed for Campania which did not adhere to the amnesty. «Since, it is explained, there are 50 thousand abatement orders, the need coming from the territory is to reopen the terms». If it is approved, the ball will pass to the Region: the Fico council will have 60 days to agree or not.

Angelo Bonelli, deputy of the Green and Left Alliance and co-spokesperson for Green Europe, goes on the attack, branding the amnesty hypothesis as "a slap in the face to honest Italians, to those who have respected the laws and paid for technicians, charges and permits". For Bonelli «Giorgia Meloni is afraid of losing the elections and for this reason she winks at illegality. Indeed, he wants to institutionalize it." With the amnesty «it is honest Italians who pay the bill. With their taxes they will have to pay for roads, sewers, lighting and services, i.e. urbanization works, for those who have built illegally, even in restricted areas. Whoever violated the law gets amnesty, and whoever respected it pays the costs."