Italy has "solid"
laws on tax breaks in quake-hit areas, Premier Paolo Gentiloni
said on a trip to this quake-hit Abruzzo village Monday.
Replying to the mayor of Lazio village Amatrice, Sergio
Pirozzi, who accused the government of "fooling" residents about
tax breaks, Gentiloni said the government had made the "most
significant economic and financial commitment that there has
ever been in reconstruction in Italy in decades".
Gentiloni said "nothing different from what is contained in
the law has been done".
He said "if there are objections we are always open to to
assess views. If we can do more we are always willing to talk
about it, with Pirozzi, who deserves our sympathy and support,
and all the mayors".
He said "it's all clear in the law but if there are things to
be adjusted we will adjust them".
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