It happens in Capo Zafferano, between Bagheria and Santa Flavia, one of the most evocative places of the Palermo coast that for weeks has been banned to the public the area adjacent to one of its best attractions, the nineteenth-century lighthouse, closed without which the MPs Luigi Sunseri and Ketty Damante, who have submitted questions respectively to the Ars and the Senate have been given official explanations by the Agency of the State.
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It happens in Capo Zafferano, between Bagheria and Santa Flavia, one of the most evocative places of the Palermo coast that for weeks has been banned to the public the area adjacent to one of its best attractions, the nineteenth-century lighthouse, closed without which the MPs Luigi Sunseri and Ketty Damante, who have submitted questions respectively to the Ars and the Senate have been given official explanations by the Agency of the State.