"Hundreds of thousands of euros stuck at the stake due to computer systems. Anomalies that are blocking huge sums of money, up to 70 thousand euros per company, but which could be solved in a few days".

This is the denunciation of Coldiretti Nuoro-Ogliastra, who spoke out for the difficulties of about three hundred companies in the area and who with a delegation of breeders presented themselves in front of the Prefecture of Nuoro to symbolically deliver the keys and the stable registers to the prefect Luca Rotondi. of companies struggling with heavy bureaucratic difficulties.

The anomaly blocked huge sums of the Single Prize due to the so-called N21 anomaly (the same one reported for the first time by the Talana breeder Stefano Arzu who had returned the keys to the mayor of the town, setting off the alarm for the sector). "In practice, the anomaly emerges on extensive maps shared by several companies (municipal and private), when the computer system overlaps the particles", explains Coldiretti.

"It is absurd to leave hundreds of thousands of euros blocked due to anomalies in the computer system - denounces the president Leonardo Salis -, it is so in ordinary times because companies rely on that money and have planned activities and investments but it is even more so now, in the midst of an unprecedented economic crisis, in which they serve as the air to keep the company on its feet ". "Bureaucracy is proving to be a worse enemy than Covid and speculation - continues Alessandro Serra - and is proving to be a great mockery for these breeders who have also been shown that these anomalies can be resolved in a few days as did Stefano Arzu. ".

(Unioneonline / lf)

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