¿Podrá Italia construir el puente colgante más largo del mundo pese al conflicto con su Tribunal de Cuentas?
El Gobierno italiano pretende seguir adelante con su plan de construir un puente de 13.500 millones de euros sobre el estrecho de Mesina, que une Sicilia con el continente, a pesar de que el Tribunal de Cuentas italiano lo ha tumbado. ¿Puede Meloni eludir la sentencia?
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00:00Can Italy go against the court of auditors and build the world's longest suspension bridge?
00:09Last week, Italy's court of auditors rejected the government's plan to build a 13.5 billion euro suspension bridge
00:16connecting Sicily to the region of Calabria across the Strait of Messina.
00:20After the court delivered its conclusions, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned it as another judicial intrusion
00:26into the powers of the government and parliament.
00:28According to Nicola Lupo, Professor of Constitutional Law at Lewis University,
00:33the government's criticism over the judges is not relevant.
00:36La polemica del governo verso i giudici è un po' forzata. La Corte dei Conti non agisce come giudice, agisce come ordine di controllo del governo.
00:44A caldo del governo, a firma della Presidente del Consiglio, quel comunicato confonde un po', lo fa apposta.
00:51Se la prende con i giudici e con la riforma della giustizia non c'entra molto.
00:54Later, the country's Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Matteo Salvini adopted a more measured tone,
01:01saying the government would away the court's comments with complete calm and was confident could respond point by point,
01:07having complied with all regulations.
01:09But can Salvini and Meloni really bypass the court of auditors?
01:12According to Leila Simonetalani, Professor of International Political Economy at King's College,
01:18the government does have that power.
01:20The very quick answer is that yes, the government can bypass the court of the accounts,
01:25simply by stating that this is a project in the public interest of Italy,
01:32in the superior public interest of the country.
01:34And if they decide in the Council of Ministers that this is the case,
01:38which is very likely that they will decide,
01:40then they can overcome a court of accounts.
01:43Italy will have to wait for the court's full rezoning,
01:46expected within 30 days, before deciding its next move.
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