In the letter the offending sticker is on the increase in cubic capacity of the cemeteries because of the earthquake victims. Personally I believe that, although strong, the picture does not offend the dead of the earthquake. What he refers to is the infamous house plan that the government was discussing until a few days before the earthquake. Plan criticized by many because it would make a jungle area of \u200b\u200bthe building renovations. Allowing anyone including structural changes and increases in space requirements of houses and flats with incredible ease.
This drama, however, has shown how a housing out of control can be dangerous. I believe it is going to Vauro was not to offend the dead but that to relate the two. Ironically so, he simply pointed out that the same government that now preaches strict controls and more stringent rules on development, only a few weeks ago approved a deregulation of these rules.
probably was a little heavy, but the satire, as well as the foil, also needs to punch the stomach of people to bring out the mistakes of the things he sees. Otherwise, what's left are just specks in style Bagaglino.
This drama, however, has shown how a housing out of control can be dangerous. I believe it is going to Vauro was not to offend the dead but that to relate the two. Ironically so, he simply pointed out that the same government that now preaches strict controls and more stringent rules on development, only a few weeks ago approved a deregulation of these rules.
probably was a little heavy, but the satire, as well as the foil, also needs to punch the stomach of people to bring out the mistakes of the things he sees. Otherwise, what's left are just specks in style Bagaglino.
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