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The Aosta Valley against the Government Dpcm. The Region, categorized as red by order of the Ministry of Health, approved a law that reopens bars, restaurants, shops, museums and libraries. The Guardian Alfonso Bonafede will ask the Council of Ministers to challenge the law.
Dpcm, shock State-Valle d’Aosta
A new institutional clash between the state and the region is looming on the horizon. The Aosta Valley Board has questioned the Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers that, a month ago, divided Italy into yellow, orange and red zones, placing the Aosta Valley in the range of the most rigid measures.
A few days ago, the Minister of Health Roberto Speranza has reclassified Piedmont, Lombardy and Calabria from red to orange, leaving the Aosta Valley in the red zone.
In the winter season, the regional government approved an “urgent” measure in open defiance of the government. Upon its entry into force, which could take place shortly, the obligation of outdoor masks and the ban on assemblies will be maintained, but retail trade, museums, exhibitions, libraries, bars and restaurants will be opened.
Valle d’Aosta, Boccia attacks President Lavevaz
The Minister of Regional Affairs Francesco Boccia He immediately warned the City Council that the provision that “introduces provisions on the resumption of retail business activities in clear contrast to the provisions of the Prime Minister’s Decree of November 3” will be challenged.
“I invite you to revoke the order – said Boccia to the president of the Region Erik lavevaz – reminding her of the responsibilities that could derive from the application of the measures that she introduced in terms of maintaining the health networks and protecting the health of the citizens of Valle d’Aosta ”.
“The Italian government has shown little sensitivity to understand the problems of the mountains,” said Lavevaz, according to whom “the law is going in the right direction, no matter if it will be challenged, it is a strong sign of our autonomy that makes us understand that the Valle has an autonomous statute.
Th Resorts postpones opening
Meanwhile, the group Th Resorts, which has reception facilities in La Thuile, Pila, Gressoney La Trinitè and Courmayeur, announced that it had lost 45,000 tourist presences due to the decision to postpone the opening due to the pandemic. “A painful decision, but one that we are forced to take given the current conditions, aware of the seriousness of the ongoing emergency and that attention must be paid mainly to health,” declared President Graziano Debellini.
A note indicates that “the option of not opening now, in high season, was forced by the situation of great uncertainty with disoriented tourists whose travel intentions are already seriously compromised by the fear of getting infected.
