Frost. There is no shortage of requests and contacts. The councilor for public works Romina Morselli, after the confirmation that the mayor Lucio Greco will not be involved in the next administrative elections, has not yet formalized any possible support nor given any indication of her direct involvement. She is in fact evaluating and does not rule out disengaging. In the end, if the conditions are not right, she could choose to look at the next electoral competition from the outside. As already reported, he had several contacts, especially with the entourage of the mayoral candidate Terenziano Di Stefano, his former council mate and with whom he shared various institutional initiatives. A real agreement has not yet developed. There was also dialogue with centre-right groups, including those of the official parties. Moreover, the councilor has sided with Forzista Marco Falcone, in view of the European elections. In that area, however, at a local level, you ultimately chose not to join. There was resistance from some parts of the centre-right but others instead were willing. This week, through a post on her social media page, Morselli was very direct, denouncing the evils of an electoral campaign characterized by “questionable names” and “coercive” methods used to “recruit staff to run”. “I am greatly concerned, not to say horrified, by the unscrupulousness with which some political exponents or pseudo-exponents are approaching the electoral campaign,” she wrote. You have essentially reopened a moral question that has often arisen during the recent competitions for Palazzo di Città. “One cannot remain indifferent either to certain names that are starting to circulate (with curriculum vitae – latu sensu – quite questionable) or to certain coercive methods used to “recruit staff to apply”, you underlined in the post.
