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Tensions are rising in view of the municipal elections of 8 and 9 June, with attention focused on Castellammare di Stabia, a municipality dissolved due to links with the Camorra.
Upcoming municipal elections: Focus on Castellammare di Stabia after its Dissolution due to Clan Infiltration
The municipal elections on 8 and 9 June are attracting attention, with the spotlight on Castellammare di Stabia, a recently dissolved body.
Clan infiltrations and suspicions about some candidates dominate the discussions on the eve of the presentation of the lists, scheduled for the next few days.
The moral question is central in this context, with tensions between the various parties trying to defend themselves from the accusation of connivance with illicit interests.
The situation is made even more delicate by the fact that many of the 22 municipalities up for vote in the province of Naples have been dissolved due to links to the Camorra, both in the past and recently.
Among the Municipalities involved, Castellammare di Stabia emerges as one of the most critical cases.
After the dissolution due to infiltration, the debate focuses on strategies to restore legality and transparency in the electoral process.
The Vicinanza party, part of the centre-left, undertakes to present lists of irreproachable candidates, taking the “Naples model” as an example.
The situation is complex and requires a decisive and transparent approach.
Citizens should look carefully at those who propose themselves as their representatives, seek guarantees of authentic commitment to the common good and the elimination of any criminal influence in public administration.
To this end, in one of our articles dated 7 June:
Stabiesi administrative elections 2024: how to regulate and 3 questions for candidatesthe
we have tried to express what, in our opinion, it would be appropriate to keep in mind together with what it would be appropriate to ask of the candidates who have proposed to administer our City and, with it, its treasures that are always mistreated and little used, or rather, badly used.
The challenge is twofold: guaranteeing corruption-free elections and regaining citizens’ trust in local politics.
