General strike in Sardinia on Monday 27 November . And, on the occasion of the protest, the secretary of the CGIL Maurizio Landini will also arrive on the island together with the leader of the Uil Emanuele Ronzoni.
The highlight of the unions' mobilization against the budget law and the policies of the Meloni government will be in Cagliari, at 9 am in Piazzale Trento, in front of the Regional Council Building, from where a procession will start which will reach Piazza del Carmine , where they are expected to the final interventions were by Landini and Ronzoni.
«Sardinia has many more reasons to go on strike - explains the secretary of the Sardinian CGIL Fausto Durante - because the legislature that is coming to an end has unfortunately stood out for its clear inadequacy in the face of the great emergencies that workers, men and women, families, pensioners, pensioners and young people , who are denied essential rights such as healthcare, education, internal mobility, territorial continuity".
The economic condition - the unions recall - places the Island in 200th place among the 235 European regions and is characterized negatively by the tangible and intangible infrastructural indices.
"With the guilty collaboration of the national government - added Durante - this Council has produced little or nothing even in terms of resources and projects to escape from the condition of insularity despite the recognition obtained in the Constitution".
Uil is also on the attack: «No solutions can be found - said the regional secretary Maria Francesca Ticca - for the Sardinians in this budget. We also think about alternative energy: we wonder how much the Sardinians are influencing the choices of their future. It is clear that Sardinia needs strong regional planning. The island needs more attention at a local and national level. The concept of insularity is just an empty container for now. It is important that the national and regional governments listen and change their attitude towards the needs of the Sardinians."
(Unioneonline/lf)