Year: 2024

Marco Bucci, President of Liguria, announced key government assurances for regional infrastructure and healthcare after talks with Meloni and Salvini.

TPL Linea in Savona, Italy, provides sustainable public transport with urban and suburban services, enhancing mobility and accessibility.

Davide Natale and Deborah Bellotti, PD Liguria’s secretary and environmental manager, express concerns over Liguria’s land management under Bucci’s administration, which follows Toti’s policies. Despite ISPRA’s data showing the lowest land consumption in Italy, Liguria’s available land is limited, with significant impermeability issues and excessive coastal consumption. Urban regeneration policies often lead to speculation rather than sustainable development. A lack of rewilding strategy and delayed environmental restoration highlight the urgent need for a national soil consumption law.

In Liguria, particularly in the province of Savona, electoral campaigns mirror the region’s diverse landscape, blending local traditions with national trends. The campaigns involve strategic planning, direct voter engagement, and the use of social media. Key issues include economic development, environmental conservation, and healthcare. Candidates connect with voters through local events and grassroots movements. Coalitions often influence electoral outcomes, reflecting both local and national interests. However, declining voter turnout signals growing political disengagement.