Fratelli d'Italia influences council decisions on urban planning in Brindisi and programmatic agenda in Trani

The Brindisi municipal council approved a resolution taking note of 24 observations on the city’s general urban plan, including a proposal from Fratelli d'Italia to allow seasonal, removable structures on agricultural coastal zones for tourism while respecting landscape values. Party group leader Mario Borromeo called the measure a historic step that eliminates an eleven‑year delay and creates a clear framework for future development.

In Trani, the Fratelli d'Italia council group criticised the mayor’s five‑year programmatic lines, describing them as full of promises but lacking concrete actions. The group highlighted the recent increase in the waste service tax (TARI) and the mayor’s suggestion to reopen the town landfill, arguing that these decisions contradict stated goals of sustainability and efficient waste management.