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Irene Tinagli

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Irene Tinagli

Italian politician and economist
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Short-term rentals have represented an opportunity for many cities, but we must also recognize the distortions that have resulted. The #AffordableHousingAct intervenes where housing pressure has become more intense, providing clear and safe guidelines for mayors. #socdem (translated)

The #AffordableHousingAct does not impose any generalized prohibition - as claimed by the center-right - but finally provides local authorities with the means to intervene in areas of greater housing stress with measures to protect accessibility and availability. #socdem (translated)

The vote in Germany not only threatens to open the way to the darkest hour for #Europe but also demonstrates the fragility of the center-right, which is going in different directions with Salvini rejoicing while chasing Vannacci, Tajani expressing concern, and Meloni remaining silent so far. (translated)

#Meloni wants early elections to hide the government's economic failures: debt at 138.5% of GDP, stagnant productivity, a possibly unconstitutional electoral reform. When the numbers don't add up, the rules of the game are changed. (translated)

The housing crisis is now a European emergency and, as such, cannot be solved only with local tools. Today at @MeetingRimini I presented the work of the special commission for housing: data and experiences that can provide a model for the whole EU. #socdem (translated)

Irene Tinagli Jul 16

Yesterday at the European Parliament we discussed how to maximize efforts to combat money laundering and criminal infiltration in the real estate sector, together with Bruna Szego, President of the new European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA). #socdem (translated)

Irene Tinagli Jun 17

Italy is significantly behind in the implementation of the #PNRR: to date, only 11.3% of community houses funded with European funds have been completed, 7.5% of community hospitals, and 13% of kindergartens. How is this possible? (translated)

Eighty years ago, Italians chose the #Republic, chose democracy, chose a future based on participation and popular sovereignty. Long live the Republic! #2giugno 🇮🇹 (translated)