Two months after the first mobilization, Turin is back in the streets: 30 people fill Piazza Castello again, to express their Yes not only to the Turin-Lyon train station but to the development of infrastructures and to the future, in Italy and in Europe – of the Piedmontese capital. the demonstration, once again organized by the “Yes, Turin goes on” movement, founded by the sects Madame, the Piedmontese professional women, basically meets to say No to those who can only say No and to stop the stalemate in which not only Turin, led by a 5 Star administration, but the whole country finds itself, hostage to Grillino's obstructionism. The participation once again proved to be a transversal success: about a hundred mayors and administrators of different political colors went to the square, with the sign indicating the name of their Municipality and in some cases, violating the rules, even wearing the tricolor.
Also present were several members of the Northern League, starting with the group leader in the Chamber Riccardo Molinari. Who explains: “We knew from day one that it was a reason for dissent. There is no contradiction in our presence in the square today. The League has a position confirmed by historical positions in parliament. We knew from day one that it was a divisive issue, it's one thing to re-discuss the project, to cut waste. Another is to cancel the project. We have found the synthesis on many topics, we will find it on this too. The contract says: after costs-benefits evaluate the methods of implementation, not realizing it is another thing”. Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio replied remotely: "I am not scandalized by the fact that we go to the square to say that we were in favor of the Tav: let's say that we campaigned against the drills together for the referendum, both of us that the League in unsuspecting times, when in 2015 we had no intention of even signing a government contract".
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Also in the square were the president of Piedmont Sergio Chiamparino, that of Liguria Giovanni Toti, parliamentarians of Forza Italia (Gelimini and Bernini). From the Democratic Party was the candidate for the secretariat Maurizio Martina, there were exponents of the Moderates and civic lists that make up the centre-left majority in the Piedmont Region. Like on the occasion of November 10 at the flash mob the 35 acronyms of entrepreneurial category associations and trade unions have joined who are asking for Turin-Lyon "to guarantee work and development for this territory and for all of Italy in May". The organizers distributed the flyer with six points. The first is “the world changes at high speed, wake up! The square's answer is: yes, Tav, immediately”. Point 2: “cost-benefit analysis. Transparency always”. The third: “the future belongs to everyone. We want the Tav”. The fourth: "we want more work, Italy deserves it". The fifth: "trucks pollute the environment, the Tav does not". Finally, the point that goes beyond the Tav: "We are Europe".
