Corrispondente comunale · Municipio, Consiglio comunale, Gran Consiglio, Ticino
The city executive approved the document on Thursday and sent it to the city council: net investment of CHF 97 million, self financing at 17.1 percent, and a consolidation path that must continue. The council now has its say.
The revision of EU Regulation 883/2004 has been definitively approved and was signed on October 7. If Switzerland adopted it, the country of last employment would pay unemployment benefits to cross-border workers. But adoption is not automatic: SECO estimates additional costs of between CHF 500 and 800 million a year.
The City has applied to obtain and operate the new top-level domain. ICANN published the application under the New gTLD Program 2026 Round, the first window since 2012. City services first, then local businesses and associations.
On October 23 and 24 at the Palazzo dei Congressi, more than 100 speakers including Paolo Ardoino, Adam Back and Elizabeth Stark. In 2025 more than 4,000 participants came from 64 countries.
The new UDC State Councillor took the oath on Wednesday in Bellinzona and takes the Territory Department, including the construction division. Gobbi regains the judiciary and cantonal police brief. In a Corriere interview: six months to convince Ticino voters ahead of the April elections.
Ticino's cantonal parliament has approved an advance of more than 4.1 million francs for security at the OSCE ministerial meeting on December 3 and 4. The Confederation will cover 80 percent of the costs. The UDC: Bern should pay it all.
Resolution passed by a large majority: no to closing the Cadenazzo and Lugano-Vedeggio terminals and the Chiasso depot. Monday's rally in Piazza Governo, and FFS Cargo management comes to Ticino on October 15.