Cose da pazzi!
1) il comune sta per cadere e a convincere un assessore ci vanno il sindaco e un consigliere (UDC) di minoranza!!! che da 4 anni vota per la maggioranza.
2) Per non far approvare una delibera si ‘utilizza’ un consigliere di minoranza (ancora UDC) che casualmente ha anche permesso l’approvazione del bilancio comunale.
Non capisco perché in giro ci sia ancora un certo Antonio Cacciatore (UDC) che dice di voler fare il sindaco per contrapporsi alla Giunta Menniti, quando da 5 anni i suoi consiglieri già amministrano il comune.

la presunta minoranza perde un altro pezzo: la sig.ra cosentino è stata appena arruolata tra le file della futura lista 'menniti' (ecco spiegato come l'amministrazione menniti ha fatto il bello e il cattivo tempo in 5 anni senza che nessuno muovesse un dito...), bell'esempio di democrazia! complimenti!.

ps: ecco spiegato perchè è saltata l'approvazione della fitodepurazione

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