In support of the centre-right coalition, the list of candidates for the city council who are in the ranks of Forza Italia was presented the other evening at the headquarters of the electoral committee of mayoral candidate Massimo Mazzolani.
The Italian team returns to the field with renewed enthusiasm for this year’s administrative elections in Cervia, presenting itself with its own symbol after having deserted the previous round in 2019. The new Cervia team, after a long period of absence, reformed for about a year does to build a healthy discussion with the aim of solving the city’s problems. Rooted in the founding values of the party, Forza Italia has decided to focus on mayoral candidate Massimo Mazzolani “embracing his program and recognizing in it the values that have always been in our DNA, such as the value of personal freedom and free enterprise”.
There are various programmatic points that are particularly important to the Azzurri to make the city of Cervia more lively, starting with the improvement of the city and seaside tourism sector, “just as the road network connections need to be improved – it was reiterated –, thinking of a city that looks with particular interest at young people and sport”.
Present at the presentation evening were the Honorable Rosaria Tassinari, regional secretary of Forza Italia and candidate for the European elections; the provincial secretary Fabrizio Dore; the municipal secretary Simone Lucchi as well as the mayoral candidate Massimo Mazzolani, who addressed a positive and optimistic message for the future to the Italian team. The list is made up of a heterogeneous group that aims to represent the broadest part of the social fabric of Cervia. Inside it sees the presence of presidents of associations, restaurateurs, former bank employees, pensioners, accounting analysts, thermotechnical experts, artisans and former city councilors.
The list of Forza Italia candidates sees Adele Dallamotta as the leader, followed by Simone Lucchi, Adriano Merola, Massimo Milanesi, Stefania Cortesi, Ermanno Tassinari, Ermes Vandi, Nilla Angeli, Roberto Marzola, Maria Cristina Rossi, Emanuele Monacelli and Roberto Manzelli .
“A toast crowned an evening – was the comment of the speakers following the event – during which optimism and enthusiasm were felt, given that in the last electoral round the blue symbol was not on the ballot, while this time there are the conditions for a great result.”
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