The Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, today in the church of San Paolo Apostolo to kick off the visit to the Green Park of Caivano (Naples) after the rape of the two little cousins.
The premier, after entering from a side entrance, was greeted by a chorus of people who cheered her: "Giorgia, Giorgia".
Waiting for her in the church were the parish priest Don Maurizio Patriciello and the bishop of Aversa, Monsignor Angelo Spinillo, as well as the prefect of Naples, Claudio Palomba.
In Caivano "the state has failed", but "in a short time there will be a radical reclamation", said the premier, trying to trace the future of the Green Park, the cursed neighborhood of the Camorra, of drug dealing and the rape of the two little cousins.
There were no fearful protests on the eve: yesterday, on social media, the premier was threatened by those who attack her for the income squeeze, but the protesters stayed at home. Like the locals, after all. Few citizens took to the streets to greet her.
The first stop on the Prime Minister's visit - accompanied by three ministers (Piantedosi, Valditara and Abodi), the Mantovano undersecretary, the local authorities - was precisely the parish of Don Maurizio Patriciello, the anti-clan priest who invited her. "It couldn't have gone better than this", commented the priest at the end of an interview lasting more than 40 minutes, during which he also asked her to intervene to "obscure the porn sites".
From the church to the school, the "Francesco Morano" high school, where Meloni chaired a committee for public order and safety and met some students and the principal, Eugenia Carfora, a legendary figure in these parts for having had the courage to go house to house to pick up her boys.
On the lack of services in the area and the possible recruitment of 30 social workers, the Prime Minister spoke with Governor De Luca, who was absent in Caivano and met in Naples, while on the labor front, she recalled that from tomorrow the platform to which former income earners, but not only, can apply for paid training courses and civil service.
(Unioneonline/ss)
