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Citta Alta: Challenges for Elderly Residents
An article discussing the challenges faced by elderly residents in Citta Alta, Bergamo, due to increased tourism and limited access.
Italian
Italy
Labour MarketLifestyleTourismCommunityUrban PlanningElderlyAccess
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Guido MarchesiRobi AmaddeoCristiano GattiVirgilio Saltalamacchia
- What transportation issues are highlighted in the article?
- The author criticizes the reliance on tourism and suggests that the needs of long-term residents are being overlooked in favor of short-term economic gains.
- What are the main challenges faced by elderly residents of Citta Alta?
- The article discusses the challenges faced by elderly residents of Citta Alta, Bergamo, due to limited access and increased tourism.
- What is the author's overall assessment of the situation in Citta Alta?
- The lack of convenient and free access to transportation for residents, such as the funicular and parking Fara elevator, adds to the difficulties faced by the elderly.
- How does the Corsarola street system affect the daily life of elderly residents?
- Elderly residents struggle to navigate the city due to restrictions on car access and the one-way system of Corsarola street, making it difficult to return home.
- What is the author's opinion on the balance between tourism and the needs of residents?
- The increasing number of restaurants contrasts with the disappearance of traditional artisan shops, affecting the overall atmosphere and daily life for residents.