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No to nuclear power plant in Puglia

"The Constitutional Court ruling that rejected the claim of 10 regions (including the Puglia and Basilicata) concerning the Law delegation of the 2009 nuclear electricity appears to be inconsistent with the current political system increasingly geared towards federalism and the autonomy of the territories. " And 'This is the comment of the Chairman of the Board UDC the Region of Puglia, Salvatore Negro, the news of the ruling of the consultation, which stated that the enabling law on nuclear power is not contrary to the principle of loyal cooperation between State and Regions.
"Ours is not a 'no nuclear' but a 'no to nuclear power in Puglia' - said Salvatore Negro - this area has already given so much and paid a heavy price in the electricity generation and further installation of a nuclear plant would be in conflict with policies of land development in the tourism sector and enhancement of cultural and environmental. The installation of a nuclear power plant, despite all the reassurances that there may be given to its safety (but over which we have always serious doubts), would cause further damage to the landscape of this region that represents one of the few land resources, which in recent decades have focused the efforts of local governments that have invested in the tourism sector and is now beginning to reap the first fruits. Remove the territory and its people the opportunity to decide for themselves about their future appears to be inconsistent with the line that the federal government pursues and on which charges are rivers of words intended to be undermined by events like this that do not permit a full and effective implementation. "
"The Constitutional Court ruling - said the chairman of the UDC - paves the way for those who want to further sully our territory in the name of progress of the country reap the benefits of which only the part that is north of this country. Another gift of the League, in spite of the much-trumpeted federalism, which, however, find strong opposition in this area. Of course - said Salvatore Negro - the topic we'd like to hear now the voices of senior figures in the PDL that only a few months ago during the election campaign had been assured that the installation of nuclear power plants would not have affected our region. "


Press UDC Puglia