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As soon as the premier arrived, looking through a window of the institute, he commented: “What beautiful benches, what beautiful chairs … what are you studying?”, “Philosophy …”, replied a teacher. “One of my favorite subjects – he added before entering school – then I come to discuss it with you.” Conte asked if everything was in order and if the masks had reached their destination. “All good, president,” assured a teacher interrupting the lesson.
Last January, Principal Rosella Tonti, teachers, Ata staff and students protested in front of Palazzo Montecitorio over the slow pace of construction, only to be greeted by the Prime Minister in the courtyard of Palazzo Chigi. The prime minister was personally involved in the project and promised to complete the construction site in a few months. Yesterday, on the occasion of the reopening of the schools, the inauguration of the institute took place, in via Lombrici, a step away from the historic center, with the ribbon cutting accompanied by the enthusiasm of students and teachers.
This morning’s prime minister was received by the mayor of Norcia, Nicola Alemanno. With him, the reconstruction commissioner Giovanni Legnini and the head of civil protection, Angelo Borrelli. Then the students of the technical institute and classical high school moved to the patio to listen to the words of the Prime Minister, in compliance with the distancing and the rules established to deal with Covid. “We wanted the works to be finished by Easter. Unfortunately, the pandemic has arrived and there has been closure. Now we have finished the buildings for the start of the school. This is a school community that suffers doubly from the earthquake and Covid and I have I wanted to dedicate my first trip, after monitoring with the competent ministers, here. It is not only a symbolic fact, but in the background, there is the proximity of the government to this community. The school is a moment of relaunch and we return from here . for post-earthquake reconstruction, “explained the premier. And again:” We have worked to ensure the return to school with face-to-face teaching. We are aware of the difficulties but we have worked and will continue to do so to guarantee it. “Then Conte quoted Mattarella:” The school requires everyone’s support. I am convinced that we will also win this challenge, all together. ”
Conte: “Eni will rebuild Norcia Cathedral”
During his visit, Conte then announced that “in the next few days Eni will start an inspection: they are ready to undertake a project to accelerate the reconstruction of the cathedral” in Norcia.
Conte: “A period of five years for reconstruction”
And on the reconstruction he specified: “We must tell everyone that a minimum term will be needed. The five-year period is credible.”
Conte agrees with Mattarella: “The school is not a place of controversy”
“I appreciated the words of President Mattarella yesterday when he said that the school should not be a place of controversy. It is one more challenge facing our country and I am convinced, I trust, that we will be able to respond to this also in some way.” absolutely positive, “he said.
Conte: “Government reorganization? We are focused on work”
Finally, a reference to the hypothesis that after the regional one there may be a government reorganization: “We are focused on work,” commented the premier.
It has the streets of Norcia
The premier, at the end of his surprise visit to the Battaglia institute, greeted the students and wished everyone a “happy new year and happy return”. He then took a tour of downtown Norcia where he met citizens and other students and stopped to take some selfies. Then stop at a Corsican shop to taste local products and at an antique shop.
