The winning candidate for mayor of Union Primary, Nicodemus Petteruti, sent a letter to Defense Minister Arturo Parisi, to raise the attention of the new national government around a theme heard much in Caserta, the progressive loss of the prestigious School of the Air Force non-commissioned officers "and that suspicion has fallen silent, even in these tumultuous days of election campaign."
Petteruti writes: "Behind the false and instrumental involvement of parliamentarians Caserta CDL and, even worse, leading members of the Berlusconi government, was hiding in reality - and recent events show it in full - the utter neglect and negligence towards the process of dismantling the institution, continued without suffering setbacks. Was this the real project of the center? Let the school go away from Caserta to facilitate economic growth and prestige of other cities, whose representatives in parliament had maybe more? The outrage and that of all my Caserta has grown exponentially also consider the statements made by a minister of the Republic of Caserta in the days immediately preceding the election ("We saved the NCO School") and posters made by his party post (National Alliance), which claimed the effort and the result obtained. The latest events - notes Petteruti - corroborate, however, my suspicions because, having already lost in recent years the course marshals for the benefit of Viterbo, the last internal competition that would bring as is usual in Caserta, the 200 participants to specialized courses for the transit of troops from the role to that of sergeant, it seems to be hijacked in the same city in Lazio. Caserta's name is not included in the notice.
Confident of the new government in action today, we ask Minister to address the issue definitively neutralizing the design of further degradation of an institution founded over 80 years ago at Caserta with the name of Air Force Academy, so that gave luster to the city by encouraging the growth of the economy of the place. Despite the irresponsible stance of the then mayor Luigi Falco on the evening of the fire in the attic of the Palace (Via the Air Force from the Royal Palace ") we imagine that there is still room for intervention and that the fate of the school is not yet permanently marked. For this reason, while I understand that only a few days before she took office at the Congregation, we ask you a strong signal to the institution, for the workers (800 people including civilians and military) and, ultimately, for our city.
Petteruti writes: "Behind the false and instrumental involvement of parliamentarians Caserta CDL and, even worse, leading members of the Berlusconi government, was hiding in reality - and recent events show it in full - the utter neglect and negligence towards the process of dismantling the institution, continued without suffering setbacks. Was this the real project of the center? Let the school go away from Caserta to facilitate economic growth and prestige of other cities, whose representatives in parliament had maybe more? The outrage and that of all my Caserta has grown exponentially also consider the statements made by a minister of the Republic of Caserta in the days immediately preceding the election ("We saved the NCO School") and posters made by his party post (National Alliance), which claimed the effort and the result obtained. The latest events - notes Petteruti - corroborate, however, my suspicions because, having already lost in recent years the course marshals for the benefit of Viterbo, the last internal competition that would bring as is usual in Caserta, the 200 participants to specialized courses for the transit of troops from the role to that of sergeant, it seems to be hijacked in the same city in Lazio. Caserta's name is not included in the notice.
Confident of the new government in action today, we ask Minister to address the issue definitively neutralizing the design of further degradation of an institution founded over 80 years ago at Caserta with the name of Air Force Academy, so that gave luster to the city by encouraging the growth of the economy of the place. Despite the irresponsible stance of the then mayor Luigi Falco on the evening of the fire in the attic of the Palace (Via the Air Force from the Royal Palace ") we imagine that there is still room for intervention and that the fate of the school is not yet permanently marked. For this reason, while I understand that only a few days before she took office at the Congregation, we ask you a strong signal to the institution, for the workers (800 people including civilians and military) and, ultimately, for our city.
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