“We’re not leaving here until a table opens up Genoa. Whoever governs countries, cities and regions must administer them. Here a thousand jobs lostI think that’s a pretty good reason.” So Armando Palombodelegate Fiom and spokesperson for the workersex Ilva from Genoa, he explained roadblock the Acciaierie d’Italia laboratory has blocked the road in Cornigliano since this morning. After the meeting, the striking workers took the steel factory’s heavy vehicles to the streets and decided to stage an all-out protest. Meanwhile the establishment was busy and the same thing happened to Novi League.
Workers in the center of Genoa have set up gazebos and tents, despite falling temperatures and approaching bad weather: “We are preparing to sleep here”. The garrison, at the intersection of Via Siffredi, Strada Guido Rossa and Via Cornigliano, is destined to remain until the call comes, which no one has announced today. “We will not see Taranto sink and take with it factories that are still capable of production – explained Palombo to ilFattoQuotidiano.it – if only there was the political and entrepreneurial will to do it.” The problem remains the same “Urso’s Plan” for the former Ilva factory, which unions and workers say endangers thousands of jobs in Genoa and marks a step towards Italy’s exit from steel. “It’s not just about keeping our jobs – clearly a ilFattoQuotidiano.it Adriano Garofaloworkers’ delegations and trade unions in the Acciaierie d’Italia – this is the question of ending the steel and iron and steel industry in Italy: this is short-sighted choice and not just for Genoa”. The Ligurian capital, which has been experiencing an employment and demographic crisis for years, views the center of Cornigliano as one of the few remaining industrial centers.
Ex Ilva’s article, workers’ all-out protest: “Urso wants to close the steel industry in Italy, unacceptable” is from Il Fatto Quotidiano.
