SAN MARINO – “Government of scandals”. It is the definition used by Nicola Renzi Of Future Republic shared by opposition colleagues, to contest the actions of the executive. The minority asks for clarity on the “Giochi del Titano” case, on the events involving the Republic and on the use of secrecy in the most delicate matters of public interest. The minority representatives turned to the Regency to express their concerns and request answers.
“We expect to know from the State what it wants to do,” Renzi declared on the subject Titan Gamesa company entirely owned by the State. The councilor underlined that it is good to be safe and wait for the developments of the investigations, but warned: “It is too great a value to be able to gamble with a scandal”. The use of confidentiality is also in the spotlight: “We can no longer tolerate secrecy methods.”
Criticisms shared by Gaetano Troina Of Tomorrow Motus Liberiaccording to which the government is managing the country “as if it were its own business”, without adequately informing the opposition. “It seems we should liquidate everything with a press release, and then it’s better not to talk about it,” he said, denouncing the minority’s difficulties in exercising their role.
Concern also on the part of Emanuele Santi Of NETwhich recalls the weight of Titan Games for public finances and for employment, with almost one hundred jobs. “If the method is still that of covering up, this is a method that we don’t like,” he declared, asking for clarification on the critical issues that, according to reports, had already emerged in previous years and in the context of references and reflections in the Anti-Mafia Commission.
The opposition also contests the extension of official secrecy and calls for greater transparency on the banking system, on the securitization and management of NPLs where problems arise, and on possible conflicts of interest. For Renzi, “the issue of conflict of interest has never been as relevant as it is today”. The request addressed to the government is to report on open issues and ensure that confidentiality does not impede political control and citizens’ right to be informed.
