pencil marks because the figure, the firm in June last year, maybe will be correct: in Italy in early summer the Court of Auditors has 84 Special Commissioners for many emergencies. Floods and drought, cholera, traffic and earthquakes. Emergency anywhere and everywhere. For serious things, the great calamity, and even for the little things: a celebration, a prayer of mass, an Olympic game. The Pope goes to pray in Loreto? Emergency. It takes Bertolaso \u200b\u200bfor him to say Mass, set up the stage and bleachers. In Varese the world are scheduled to cycling? Emergency bike course. Mediterranean Games in Pescara? An emergency on the shores of the Adriatic. Floods in Parma and Commissioner (October 21, 2002) and another in Massa Carrara, third in Friuli. Same reason for all. Emergencies can be reported Matera, Vibo Valentia, in Basilicata, Liguria and Veneto. In Bari, the emergence of cholera and twenty Commissioner constituted.
This run run to the natural disaster has a reason: money!
Special financing in addition to ordinary ones. And in addition a precious gift: check equal to zero.
Emergency swollen many portfolios and build bright careers. The commissioner must take care to do, and soon. So hiring for direct call, charges by private treaty. Consultants, and technicians. The bureaucracy of the emergency is gigantic, free of restrictions, excluded from compliance with any standard of fairness and even reasonable. There was a water commissioner in Reggio Calabria, there is a traffic commissioner in Naples, Rome, Venice and even to Messina. From 1968 to 1996 were budgeted 109mila billion lire at current exchange rates are € 57 billion. For the fire (fire emergency!) Are left burned from 2001 to 2006 of € 762 million. The emergency spending ago, we said, with no obligation of surrender of the bill. The shopping list declared urgent and can not be postponed, it becomes - to end - brief, without details. Inconsistent. The race to the emergency, which knows no stopping, sometimes produces more problems than solutions, creates new needs instead of satisfying the old ones. The tragedy of waste is a case of the Neapolitan school, the example model of the plundering of public resources in the knowledge that they will remain unpunished. The last emergency conditions must therefore produce two First, create new needs. Second, keep them suspended in midair. How to open a site and never finish it. Build a school and not test it. Never satisfy the primary need. Imagine those others that have been added over time. More needs are, the longer you confide in the manna of special funds, further, extraordinary.
Every earthquake does a lottery because instead of building what has fallen to the ground, immediately promotes a new basic needs.
the unfortunate community usually postponed announcing the need to ensure first of all a future of prosperity, that is the job. So industries. So away with bulldozers, but before the bulldozers away to the expropriations, the best business for lawyers. Then the bulldozers here, so here's the technical work (engineers, surveyors). And incentives to businesses (real or false) that want to produce. But have you ever seen industries without roads? Via the streets: new connections, or adaptations of old. It houses no squares? On the squares. Squares without libraries? The libraries and so on, down to enable the project to the lawn, the lawn, a playground. It 'an endless chain and it never ends. Need to build the network of clientes. More clientes more electoral support. More consensus than political career. 500 million euro cost the first tranche of reconstruction of ten municipalities affected by the earthquake in Molise October 31, 2002. Ten thousand inhabitants, the number of citizens affected by natural disasters in the centers.
With time and the earthquake emergencies have soared, as did the homes, schools, roads, meadows. The current financial need, after four years and 500 million spent, it is therefore obvious: we need at least another 500 million euro to complete the reconstruction.
The emergence makes us rich, that's the problem.
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