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De Luca’s gift goes to the Bergamo City Hall. Magoni veto? The direct interested party denies: “It is a symbol in the year of the coronavirus”
De Luca’s gift goes to the Bergamo City Hall. Magoni veto? The direct interested party denies: “It is a symbol in the year of the coronavirus”
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If you are distracted by the English variant, the upcoming vaccination news, or worse yet, you have already turned off the Christmas mood, know that there is a very current news that returns the political debate to center stage. No, not even the verification, maneuvering and recovery fund of the majority has to do with it, the theme is incredibly the celebration of national unity: on the morning of December 24 comes the news of the rejection by the Lombardy Region of the Neapolitan nativity scene donated by Campania. It will not be exhibited in Milan, but in Bergamo.
The “trip to Italy” of the Campania region
This is the first reconstruction of the events. Campania has launched the tender co-financed by the state, as part of the Poc 2014-2020, and has started the operation “Trip to Italy of the Neapolitan Nativity Scene”, which in terms of marketing should have disseminated the precious manger artifacts produced in the Italian regions . district of San Gregorio Armeno. An even more significant gesture, in the year of the coronavirus. Exactly two days ago, nine nativity scenes were sent to as many regional councils, but one of these, according to the reconstruction, would have found the road blocked: the one that should have been exposed in Milan.
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Commissioner Magoni’s denial
Initially, the Regional Minister of Marketing Lara Magoni raised the hypothesis of a veto against the gift of Giunta De Luca. Then it is the person directly interested to clarify, through an interview with Fanpage: «There is no refusal of Milan to the manger offered by Campania. It was I who asked to send him to Bergamo, because before being a councilor in Lombardy, I am from Bergamo, a Christian, an orphan, a widower and no children. And I’ll spend Christmas alone. Bergamo is my city and it has suffered a lot from the coronavirus.
