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Italian regional and municipal legislative reforms

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Throughout late summer 2026, Italian regional and municipal authorities engaged in significant legislative and fiscal reforms. In Lazio, the Regional Council approved the “Disposizioni per promuovere la sicurezza integrata” law to strengthen night-time safety through expanded video-surveillance and a “Pass per la sicurezza” for private guards. The council also allocated €100,000 for urban-security pacts with Anzio and Nettuno. Fiscal management and infrastructure became central themes in Abruzzo. Despite an unfavorable opinion from the Board of Auditors regarding €56 million in potential risks, the Regional Council, led by President Marco Marsilio, approved a 2026-2028 budget adjustment. While the majority argued the amendment ensures the stability of essential services, opposition groups criticized the lack of financial solidity. Alongside budget measures, the council approved a €12 million cable car project for Monte Piselli and conservation measures for ten Special Areas of Conservation. By September, political scrutiny in Abruzzo intensified as Democratic Party leader Silvio Paolucci launched an inquiry into significant delays in European fund disbursements. Reports indicated that Abruzzo ranks 19th out of 21 regions regarding payments for FESR and FSE+ programs, with less than ten percent of the programmed €1.087 billion monitored in payments. Paolucci has demanded clarification on the political and administrative reasons for these delays and the effectiveness of previous acceleration measures. programs. In response to development needs, the Abruzzo regional government approved a budget variation for the 2026-2028 period, allocating over €41 million for the 2026 fiscal ~~year, primarily for unified development policies. Additionally,~~ year. This includes a €45.1 million plan ~~was approved~~ to ~~renew local public transport, including~~ modernize urban mobility via the FESR 2021-2027 program. The investment allocates €30.8 million for approximately 60 new zero-emission electric buses for eight cities and €14.3 million for ~~system digitalization across eight major cities.~~ digitalizing public transport services, such as real-time tracking and online ticketing. In Calabria, the Regional Council addressed the 2026-2028 budget settlement and a €43 million air-quality plan favoring biocarburants.

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