Castel Volturno opposes new migrant detention centre
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In Castel Volturno, in the province of Caserta, protests are growing against the construction of a new detention centre. The project has sparked strong reactions among citizens and local representatives, who are calling for the structure to be stopped.
Some political figures and activists criticise the model planned by the government. According to Aveta, the system is "inhuman" and the area should be protected for its environmental and social value. This position is shared by many local associations, which fear negative consequences for the life of the community.
Sgambato, a representative of the local community, has also stated that residents do not want the structure. According to him, the population has the right to be heard before any decision is taken. For this reason, public assemblies and protest initiatives are planned in the coming days.
For now, the authorities have not yet clarified all the details of the project, such as the opening times and the number of people who could be housed. The matter continues to be followed closely by local and national media.
Sources: Il Mattino
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