A black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry and André Franquin. The illustration features a lively scene outside the secure CAS (Centro di Accoglienza per stranieri) in Cremeno, Italy. In the foreground, a compassionate community worker is reassuring a group of diverse migrants, symbolizing safety and support. Behind them, local Italian officials and citizens are engaged in positive discussion about new reception services, with dynamic poses and expressive facial features, typical of lively Belgian comics. The background reveals the architecture of a quaint Italian town, with visible announcement posters about the new tenders for Lecco’s migrant reception services. The image is extended to cover the whole 16:9-widescreen canvas, with clean and bold lines, strong black ink for contours, and shading to add depth and texture, set against a white background with white borders if needed.

Cremeno’s Migrant Center Deemed Safe: New Tenders Announced for Lecco Reception Services

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Assurance on Cremeno’s CAS and New Tenders for Migrant Reception in Lecco

Recently, concerns were raised by the minority group La Voce regarding the CAS (Centro di Accoglienza per stranieri) in . The group claimed that the community is forced to manage an excessive number of guests without adequate support, leading to inadequate structures and deficient services within the locality.

These apprehensions have now been addressed, and officials have affirmed the safety and security of the CAS in Cremeno. Additionally, new tenders have been announced for migrant reception services in the area, aiming to improve infrastructure and support systems to better handle the needs of incoming migrants.

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