The storm wind blows over the Aosta Alps. When at dawn the four Moors appear "carved" with paint strokes on the wall in front of the headquarters of a sort of "Aosta Valley Enel", in the hermitage of Chatillon , it becomes clear that that wind project in Sardinia didn't even go down. among the white peaks of the Aosta Valley. The investigation by L'Unione Sarda, « Schiaffo Valle d'Aosta, from the Alps to Monte Rughe », on the project of a wind farm, presented by the "public" electricity company managed by the Aosta Valley Region, on the borders of Montiferru with Marghine, between Pozzomaggiore and Sindia, it set "fire to the dust". Protests and political clashes, bright spotlights and new backgrounds to a "subspecies" of public affairs with many very private implications.
Secret cards
In this unlikely story, with an autonomous and special high-altitude region planning the landing of a mountain of wind turbines on the most peripheral island in Europe, also autonomous and special, there is everything and more . There is the disfigurement of the autonomy principle, which should produce at least a minimal mutual respect for the constitutional status of special Regions, there is the public business pursued on a par with the speculative logic of the worst wind multinationals, above all there is an implication business which has remained locked up until now in the secret papers of the notaries of Aosta.
There's time for the spray
There is time to talk about the political clash in the Regional Council of Valle d'Aosta where not everyone took kindly to the fact that the electricity company "owned" by the autonomous Region has decided to specialize in "air slicers" and golden incentives in Sardinia. There is time to talk about that protest " spray " sign complete with the Sardinian flag that appeared in recent days in front of the CVA headquarters in Chatillon , which the Palace's diligent painters had erased in record time. There is time to explain the project that the lords of the highest mountain in Italy want to create between Nuraghi and wonderful landscapes on the border between the lands burned by fire criminals and the oldest vestiges of the Nuragic Civilization of the Sardinian continent. However, the story of an underground and unknown business carried out between one notary and another, with shares of a few euros purchased with millions and millions of European currency, cannot wait. An operation that remained closed to the news, omitted in the institutional accounts of these last hours, hidden by a secrecy consumed by the specific phrase of the President of the Region who, in the face of the Sardinian disgrace, limited himself to saying that CVA, the company wholly owned by the institute public autonomy, acted in "full compliance with the regulations in force". The Aosta Valley president's appeal is for those State regulatory provisions which humiliate regional autonomies starting from the special ones, which trample on the rights, environmental and naturalistic heritage of a land as distant as it is genetically close to another Region imbued with autonomy and independence.
