Bonomi: «Sardinia is only interesting when there are elections, then the political class disappears»
The number one industrialist on the island: «Airplanes? It would take a whole day to talk about the tariff problem»
Carlo Bonomi's day on the island goes on amidst politics, insights into the Pnrr and the Einstein Telescope.
The president of Confindustria spoke to the audience of entrepreneurs gathered in the Cagliari office of the industrial association. And he spared no criticism, especially on the delays in the field of reforms: " We hoped that the Pnrr was the right occasion, but I have to say that everything is at a standstill ".
Even the principle of insularity, after the first recognition, is struggling to take off: " Sardinia is only interesting when there are elections, then the national and regional political class disappears ", said Bonomi, in a speech that touched the topic of air transport (" it would take a whole day to talk about the problem of tariffs "), Zes and building bonuses.
In the evening, the focus on the Einstein Telescope and on labor policies, with the intervention of Minister Marina Calderone and her colleague at the University, Anna Maria Bernini.
