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The sea is always bluer in the Marches.

this morning at the Rotonda di Senigallia were delivered to the 16 blue flags for clean beaches of Le Marche. "A goal - the governor said Gian Mario Spacca - which certifies the quality of life in the region, and the quality of space, the environment, the coast, water. A demonstration of the deep sense of responsibility to a community that lives the common space with the same care of your own home. "

the party was attended by provincial and local administrators, mayors, the Coast Guard, the regional president of FEE (Foundation for Environmental education) Fernando Rosi, and Robert Piccinini, coordinator of Legautonomie Marche for blue flags. Today's result, said Spacca, "is the result of an integrated strategy between the institutions: State, provinces and municipalities, along with trade associations and local operators."

"A joint work that ranges from coastal defense to the enhancement of the reception and the environment, to the modernization of facilities and tourist services." The region "is investing heavily on tourism, which is its second engine of development, after manufacturing, based on the integration of natural, cultural and tourist attractions." "Mayors are the real stars di questa festa - ha detto l’assessore al Turismo Vittoriano Solazzi -. E la qualità è il discrimine su cui, in ogni attività e in particolare nel turismo, si vince la sfida del futuro".

Rosi ha ricordato che "su 16 domande presentate dai Comuni tutte hanno ottenuto il riconoscimento, a differenza di quanto avvenuto per Liguria e Toscana". Le Bandiere blu 2009 sono Gabicce Mare, Pesaro, Fano, Marotta-Mondolfo (Pesaro Urbino); Senigallia, Sirolo, Numana (Ancona); Porto Recanati, Civitanova Marche, Potenza Picena-Porto Potenza Picena (Macerata); Porto Sant’Elpidio, Fermo, Porto San Giorgio, Grottammare, Cupra Marittima, San Benedetto del Tronto (Ascoli Piceno).

Source: Il Resto del Carlino

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U.S.: Holiday Special Interest Tour

The "Marche certification", which in early April was attended by 50 tour operators and American journalists in our region to visit some places of special cultural interest and scenic, is producing excellent results. In particular, U.S. operators will define in their bids proposals holiday resort in the Marche "special interest tours. It said in a recent joint letter Enit, National Agency of Tourism North America North America Alitalia Skyteam - promoters and partners of the initiative and confirmed the "satisfaction" of U.S. carriers participating in the tour organized by the Marche Region and evaluating the project "one of the best organized for the promotion of specific commercial and tourist resort destination of Italy." During the tour in April and have visited the exhibition of Raphael Urbino, Urbania, Senigallia, Cupramontana, Genga and Frasassi, Castelraimondo, Fermo, Groton, San Benedetto, Ascoli Piceno, Riviera del Conero and Sirolo, Loreto, Recanati. As you recall the Marche, along with other regions in April was interested in the project to certify American operators intending to operate on the Italian market. In the same communication, the Director of Enit North America, North America and Alitalia Riccardo Strano, the Lucia, as promoters of the "Marche certification" recognize "the professionalism in the Marche Region support of organizational steps that allowed to present to operators and journalists involved a set Composite results of tourism products are attractive and relevant to measures to promote and market the U.S. market. "

Source: gomarche.it

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L'UNIONE SARDA - Politica: Industria,sciopero generale a luglio

L'Unione Sarda - 06/10/2009

CGIL, CISL and UIL: Our production system is kneeling
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Unions Sardinian announce a general strike. Against the crisis, CGIL, CISL and UIL opens a new season of struggle and mobilization. The governor Cappellacci convene a meeting June 15. The growth is at zero. Hundreds of businesses calling for layoffs. Thousands of workers risk their jobs. And poverty is rampant. Faced with the economic abyss, the reaction of trade unions is the Sardinian general mobilization. A wake-up call to the Government and the Regional Council who will play with a strike to be held within the first ten days of July.

The announcement was made yesterday at the hotel Mediterraneo Cagliari, during the regional assembly of executives and representatives of industry and services sector. "In the context of the international recession and bad economic policy choices of the government, 'states in a note signed by CGIL, CISL and UIL, "Our region is likely to see annihilated its already precarious productive apparatus."
ASSEMBLY. In front of more than a thousand union leaders, leaders of the CGIL, CISL and UIL (Enzo Costa, Mario Ticca Francesca Medda and spent a minute of silence for the victims of the accident in Saras) emphasize the need to start a new phase of struggle involving all the institutions. "It's about building a mobilization that brought the crisis Sardinian Palazzo Chigi," says Enzo Costa. "We need to give strength to the claims of Sardinia, this crisis can not be solved all at our house." According to the regional leader of the CISL, Mario Medda "The demonstration of will not suffice. We ask the president to set Cappellacci by the end of the month, a meeting with the national government, to sign a framework agreement that will defend the existing production facilities. " At stake are issues that Scott: "Work, security and development are top priorities," says Francesca Ticca. For a number of UIL is necessary "to mobilize the political class to comply with the timetables already defined."
NUMBERS. "The ISTAT data," says the three trade unionists, "showed a significant worsening of the regional economy, with a marked increase in the poverty that now concerns il 22,2% della comunità sarda e oltre 400 mila persone. Ciò anche in conseguenza del perdurante tasso di disoccupazione », aggiungono, «stimato attorno al 13%, della caduta del Pil, fermo da molti anni allo 0,4%, del blocco degli investimenti e della caduta delle esportazioni».
LA POLITICA. Tutto ciò «appare la conseguenza delle incertezze con cui la Sardegna si è disposta ad affrontare il ritardo infrastrutturale dell’Isola, che è la causa principale della desertificazione». Pesa inoltre «l’assenza di una politica industriale di largo respiro», incalzano i sindacalisti, «capace di orientare il consolidamento dell’apparato produttivo attraverso l’attrazione di nuova impresa e l’ammodernamento di quella esistente». Immediata la replica del governatore Ugo Cappellacci: «Le preoccupazioni richiedono una accelerazione delle risposte». Il presidente della Regione ha annunciato un incontro con i sindacati per il prossimo 15 giugno.
LE AZIENDE. Intanto, però, il tessuto produttivo si sgretola. «Le multinazionali presenti in Sardegna si sono ritirate lasciando macerie economiche e sociali», evidenziano i sindacati. Tanti i casi: l’olandese Unilever , la russa Rusal, la svedese Rockwool, l’americana Dow Chemical e l’inglese Ineos. Per non parlare del Sulcis «andato pesantemente in crisi nel volgere di pochi mesi». O il polo tessile Nuorese che «non esiste più». C’è poi il petrolchimico di Porto Torres «che attraversa la più grave crisi mai vissuta dal suo insediamento » e che ha inanellato l’ultima debacle «con l’operazione Sartor, miseramente fallita» e con «l’intenzione di Eni di abbandonare quel comparto produttivo».
LE PROVINCE. Stesso discorso per la Gallura che vede le sue storiche aziende del granito e del sughero navigare in cattive acque, mentre tanti lavoratori sono rimasti disoccupati per la crisi dell’ex Palmera, Plastwood e Novamarine, e le dismissioni dei presidi militari a La Maddalena. Non solo. «Le sporadiche presenze industriali dell’Oristanese e del Medio Campidano», affermano i sindacati, "Do not follow fared better: the nautical center Ogliastra, referred to as the alternative to paper, has slowed down." Even "the territory of Cagliari suffers a crisis of chemistry and manufacturing," recording "corridors" nell'agroalimentare and services, with a reduction in seasonal labor and the expulsion of many precarious.
LANFRANCO OLIVIERI