The money— €4.5 million —is there. But it's not reaching the municipalities. "The real risk is that summer 2026 will also begin without adequate services for the disabled."
Sardinian League MP Dario Giagoni criticizes "the Regional Council's inaction on an issue that concerns fundamental rights and human dignity. It's unacceptable."
A year after funding was announced to make Sardinian beaches accessible to people with mobility disabilities, the Northern League member explains, "the municipalities still haven't received the resources. The funds have already been allocated and allocated to the 72 coastal municipalities to ensure accessibility and inclusion." But they have been "blocked for months due to unclear bureaucratic reasons, while time passes and opportunities vanish."
Giagoni emphasizes that "accessibility isn't a detail, but a measure of civility: without it, people are excluded, experiences are denied, and dignity is undermined. This delay is a specific political responsibility. The Government must intervene immediately to unlock resources: every day lost is a right denied."
(Unioneonline/E.Fr.)