05/14/2020 Venezia - Italia Arrigo Cipriani non riapre il Bar Harry a causa di "condizioni pazzesche". Le 'condizioni ammaccate' imposte per la riapertura lo costringerebbero a licenziare almeno 50 dipendenti: Per questo Arrigo Cipriani sceglie di non aprire il suo famoso bar. Sebbene possa essere aperto dal 18 maggio, Arrigo Cipriani sceglie di non farlo e di mantenere chiuso lo storico Harry's Bar a Venezia, a causa delle "condizioni dementate" imposte dal Governo. La situazione a Venezia è certamente più critica che altrove: Oltre al fatto che la regione è stata tra le più colpite dal Coronav

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• Data acquisizione: 14 maggio 2020
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05/14/2020 Venice - Italy Arrigo Cipriani does not reopen Harry's Bar due to "crazy conditions". The "demented conditions" imposed for the reopening would force him to lay off at least 50 employees: for this Arrigo Cipriani chooses not to open his famous bar. Although it may open from 18 May, Arrigo Cipriani chooses not to do so and to keep the historic Harry's Bar in Venice closed, due to the "demented conditions" imposed by the Government. The situation in Venice is certainly more critical than elsewhere: in addition to the fact that the region has been among the most affected by the Coronavirus, in the city the wound caused by the last devastating high water is still fresh. Even then Arrigo Cipriani, patron of the historic Harry's Bar in Venice, had thrown himself against the premier Giuseppe Conte and the whole Italian political class, guilty of having invented "this scam which is the MOSE, against which I have been speaking for years". Today Cipriani returns to attack the institutions, for the rules imposed for the reopening of the premises in safety. “There should be 4 square meters around the diners and I will have to ask him for self-certification, to find out how they relate to each other. It's crazy, ”says Cipriani, who also complains about the lack of clarity of regulations. "On booking, they write that it is 'preferably mandatory', but is it an obligation or not?". With the new rules and the cutting of covers, Arrigo Cipriani makes it known that he should lay off at least a third of his 75 employees. So, he will keep the shutters down, in protest against what "are demented conditions written by people with no ideas and if they remain so, it will not reopen on Monday or ever again".

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