Only a few days ago we published the commentary and photographs of City Councilman James Montalbano , Settegiorni is now on the weekly published an article on Market canegratese very conducive to put in place by the administration. Well, since all findings and the views are diametrically opposed and seen we were there Saturday, February 5, 2010, let's add additional witnesses.
The turnout has remained pretty much as the past, if not declined on Saturday 5 February. Saying that there have been improvements, appreciation, and an incorrect and we have felt the need to intervene personally, we can not be Pontius Pilate canegratese, will cease to 'engagement with citizens.
This is not to promote or oppose local politics, we just want to prevent certain news, local press reports, may be sold for truth when truth is not. The market canegratese is the reflection of a community in need of a thorough review, a review that does not arrive. E 'unthinkable that a simple movement can solve a problem that now has become difficult to resolve and it is unacceptable that 12,000 citizens have an indispensable service to the community, as is the municipal market.
We passed between banks without any difficulty, and many traders are aware, in their resignation, so that the market can not work. Only a very small majority want to continue the disservice and it is frankly unacceptable. I honestly do not understand the inaction of the directors in trying to find an alternative solution. Our association, it is strongly activated in search of a solution and not delay to propose in public, an alternative model to this obvious and costly downtime.
Below are the article by journalist MG Settegiorni, compare it with the article of City Councilman James Montalbano . By comparing the photos of both, you can assess the actual turnout of people, the rest we do not care.
And to answer with facts, we were there.
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For comparison, look closely at the photo of the article and then click on it, you will get the post of City Councilman James Montalbano
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