Fonte: La Sentinella del Canavese http://lasentinella.gelocal.it
VALLE ORCO. Spostare i confini tra Valle d'Aosta e Piemonte non risolve i problemi, ma semplicemente li sposta. Se Ceresole e Locana entrassero nella Vallée, vi sarebbero nuovi Comuni confinanti, definiti di "seconda fascia", che vivrebbero i medesimi hardships and the same would happen in areas where there are similar claims.
The solution, however, is to ask that the Piedmont to become an autonomous region. The Movement supports the Piedmont Project, a young political formation that has addressed an open letter to Renzo and John Bruno Mattiet, mayors of Ceresole Royal Locana, expressing great concern about their adherence to the latest action promoted by the municipalities bordering the provinces and the autonomous regions and Switzerland.
Founded in Casale Monferrato, 24 June 2009, the MPP has as its aim the attainment of special status for the Piemonte and so far this has been especially nell'alessandrino in Vercelli, and in the area Cusio Ossola. At last year's municipal occurred in several municipalities, including Parella, with lists in which the candidate was also the chairman, Massimo Iaretti.
himself who signed the letter sent to the first two citizens of the Orco Valley in recent weeks had stated that it supported the protest launched by the Association. Com.Conf, that faced with the cancellation of subsidies for the municipalities bordering urged its members to initiate the process for the referendum in batches of ten each month, Piedmont, Lombardy and Veneto. Both mayors had in fact indicated their willingness to do the same too, immediately causing local irritation of the Northern League, which, some years ago, had been refused themselves by their proposal to hold a referendum for annexation to the Valle d'Aosta.
also angry reactions by the mayors of Noasca, Pier Sergio Cucciatti, but that it had called the referendum, and that of Carema, where citizens voted to become a large majority of Aosta Valley, which has criticized the association to use instrumental to a serious issue as a referendum. Now, another voice joins the chorus. That, precisely, the MPP. "It's not moving the dividing line between the Piedmont and Valle d'Aosta which solves the problem - in fact, says its president -. Unfortunately, it will be resolved even in the Rome office, saw the cut function Fund solidarietà per le aree disagiate e depresse. La risposta passa attraverso un confronto aperto e leale, anche aspro se necessario, ma sempre civile e costruttivo, con le istituzioni piemontesi, Regione e Province interessate, affinché le soluzioni possano essere trovate dal territorio e sul territorio e non attendendo la carità romana, coinvolgendo non solo il mondo della politica ma anche gli operatori economici e le realtà sociali che vi lavorano e vivono. Sarebbe un primo passo verso lo statuto speciale del quale il Piemonte ha tutti i requisiti per potersene fregiare». (o.d.p.)
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