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below my comments posted on the site Bettolino online about the sad story of the family made in our common
PARENTOPOLI IN TOWN
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gladly answer the call and try to do some 'clarity on the issue even though the answer will not be short and do not know how many will be interested in this ignoble history. A couple of years ago there was a shared competition for the allocation of a certain number of posts in various municipal offices for temporary assignments. These regular competitions, performed by municipal leaders, in two cases have been won by the daughter of a former councilor and an architect who later turned out to be the first girlfriend of the son of the mayor of Mediglia and later married the latter only with the religious ritual (ie, the act has been in church but never transcribed marital status not having been asked the ritual concordat). In 2008 one of the last acts of the Prodi government was the decree for the legalization of temporary workers in public and the municipality of Mediglia by an act of council (ie a deliberate policy and not technical right) has taken up this possibility (not obligation ) to rectify the various fixed-term contracts in place in Via Risorgimento. As it happens, have benefited from this regulation the "daughter" of the mayor (by law lives in a marital regime of the son of the mayor) and the daughter of the now former alderman. Of this thing if they have talked for months Mediglia, and this spring's Journal of the links Sudmilano sought confirmation in local politics. None of the directors in office has had the courage to tell the city council in a well-known fact for years. The undersigned has simply confirmed what many well-known saying that from a legal point of view it is legitimate, but from an ethical and moral ..... .... leaves a lot to think in my case, I admit in the worst ways (I know to sin, but I think as Andreotti ... that I've guessed!). A few weeks later, the band council of the PDL has a leaflet distributed to all families of Mediglia, in which it reported an excerpt of my interview. Morale. The mayor felt defamatory in the press denounced me and the editor of the newspaper, committing public money to appoint a lawyer to file a lawsuit. Two things I want to say .... I can not wait to be called in the prosecution to tell these and other facts! I feel out of place, especially in these times, commit around € 5 000 for all of this matter. If Mrs. Andena and some of its acolytes felt aggrieved dignity could complain at their own expense and that money instead allocate them to some needy family of Mediglia.
I hope I was clear, though not synthetic. Cesare Mannucci