From north to south of the island, construction sites closed due to lack of liquidity multiply: a few months ago, new projects flooded in, driven by the dream of the 110% Superbonus . But the bureaucracy and the costs for materials and equipment have skyrocketed , the credit institutions have frozen the purchase of tax credits forcing the entrepreneurs to close the shack.
The latest statements by Prime Minister Mario Draghi , who officially disapproved of the measure desired by his predecessor Giuseppe Conte , did not help: "Our government - in the words of the Prime Minister in Brussels - was born as an ecological government, it is based on climate and transition its most important pillars. But we do not agree on everything, on the 110% bonus, for example, we are not, because the cost of improving efficiency has more than tripled and the price of investments to carry out the restructuring has tripled: the superbonus takes away the price negotiation ".
"They cheated and abandoned us - protests Andrea Virdis , construction contractor and regional representative of Confapi-Aniem -. They made us hope that the 110% deductions would revitalize the sector. We believed in it, we hired and created development, and now we find ourselves upside down, suffocated by bureaucracy, cut off from banks that no longer accept the tax credits we have obtained from customers and overwhelmed by runaway inflation ”.
Due to lack of funds , 2 thousand of the more than 5 thousand active construction sites on the island are , and companies are no longer able to maintain their current workforce with about .
