Bari, Mayor Decaro closes the first 15 streets and squares of nightlife after clarification with the government about the dpcm

Immediately after the long-awaited Conte sul press conference new dpcm, the president of Anci Antonio Decaro (as well as mayor of Bari) had been the first to attack the government for having inserted at the end a rule that assigns local administrators the task of to close streets and squares at risk of meetings. The controversy was closed with a clarifying phone call with the Prime Minister and the Minister of the Interior. Luciana Lamorgese, Decaro is the first mayor of Italy to use the new powers provided by the provision anti-Covid. According to the ASL and the Provincial Public Order Committee, you have already signed an order for closure from some areas of Bari. Three areas have been identified in as many districts of the city, in Old Town (piazza Mercantile, piazza Ferrarese, via Manfredi, the first section of via Venezia to Fortino), in the Poggiofranco District (via Pappacena, via Caccuri and the little square between the two streets) and in the area of move in the Madonnella district, the so-called Umbertino (via Cognetti, via Brescia, a piece of via de Niccolò, via Bozzi, long Giordano Bruno, long Giannella, piazza Diaz, molo San Nicola).

The order was issued at the end of a long day of controversy. Decaro initially accused the executive of “having kept Anci in the dark” of a rule that had a direct impact on responsibility of mayors. Was one institutional rudenessIt seemed like a way of passing the responsibility to the mayors ”. Accusations also launched by the mayor of Bergamo Giorgio gori, from Florence Darius Nardella what if Luigi De Magistris in Naples. In the evening, Prime Minister Conte clarified: “We spoke with Decaro and Lamorgese and agreed on a protocol that will allow mayors, after listening to ASL, adopt a proposal for the squares and streets most suitable for meetings. Then in a technical meeting of the Public Order and Security Committee, a solution will be sought to control S and implementation by all competent authorities. It is about experimental measurements: we must also build something new ”.

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