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PORTO SANT'ELPIDIO - Fratelli d'Italia vindicates the decision to close the kebab shop in Piazza Garibaldi. We suggested it to the mayor. It is for a few days, but we are already taking all the necessary measures so that the place does not continue to be a center of drug dealing and degradation," stresses the municipal group led by Gioia Di Ridolfo.
FdI is attentive and takes strength from the work of deputy mayor Baalestri0erie and group leader Marcotulli, who managed "technically to have the terrace removed from the business, where too many ill-intentioned people were stopping by."
Melonians also claim work is reportedly underway in Rome: "We are constantly keeping in touch with Undersecretary at the Ministry of the Interior Emanuele Prisco to ask for more surveillance and more officers on our territory."
While waiting for reinforcements, however, the right-wing's political line is clear toward the nascent mosque, or Islamic culture center, planned in Porto Sant'Elpidio. "A situation that we inherit from the PD and affects the city center. A choice that is now causing concern within the neighborhood not so much for an ideological and religious discourse, the place where it would rise is already densely populated in itself, and therefore it would also create inconvenience for parking and traffic, in addition to the fact that there have already been several interventions by the police in that area. Many are also associating this new opening with the people who are responsible for the latest happenings in Garibaldi Square."
'In many' and among them is also Fratelli d'Italia, it is evident. "As a party we are already taking action to avert this possibility, always respecting the law and respecting the freedom of faith of each individual but currently we are of the opinion that the opening of what to all intents and purposes will be a mosque cannot be appropriate in the heart of the city center, certainly not because of the representatives of this association but because of the possibility of possible infiltration of Islamic terrorists and characters linked to crime."
PORTO SANT'ELPIDIO - Fratelli d'Italia vindicates the decision to close the kebab shop in Piazza Garibaldi. We suggested it to the mayor. It is for a few days, but we are already taking all the necessary measures so that the place does not continue to be a center of drug dealing and degradation," stresses the municipal group led by Gioia Di Ridolfo.
FdI is attentive and takes strength from the work of deputy mayor Baalestri0erie and group leader Marcotulli, who managed "technically to have the terrace removed from the business, where too many ill-intentioned people were stopping by."
Melonians also claim work is reportedly underway in Rome: "We are constantly keeping in touch with Undersecretary at the Ministry of the Interior Emanuele Prisco to ask for more surveillance and more officers on our territory."
While waiting for reinforcements, however, the right-wing's political line is clear toward the nascent mosque, or Islamic culture center, planned in Porto Sant'Elpidio. "A situation that we inherit from the PD and affects the city center. A choice that is now causing concern within the neighborhood not so much for an ideological and religious discourse, the place where it would rise is already densely populated in itself, and therefore it would also create inconvenience for parking and traffic, in addition to the fact that there have already been several interventions by the police in that area. Many are also associating this new opening with the people who are responsible for the latest happenings in Garibaldi Square."
'In many' and among them is also Fratelli d'Italia, it is evident. "As a party we are already taking action to avert this possibility, always respecting the law and respecting the freedom of faith of each individual but currently we are of the opinion that the opening of what to all intents and purposes will be a mosque cannot be appropriate in the heart of the city center, certainly not because of the representatives of this association but because of the possibility of possible infiltration of Islamic terrorists and characters linked to crime."
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