Fi’s Samnite campaign, objective of exceeding 10%

The phone call from Antonio Tajani he blessed the start of the electoral campaign for the European elections in Sannio. Put on speakerphone by the outgoing MEP and candidate for Brussels, Fulvio Martusciellothe national secretary of Forza Italia wanted to make its presence felt, as it had already done last Sunday in Airola during the inauguration of an electoral committee. A quick greeting to underline that the party “is growing and that it has great attention for the South”. The senator also listened to the words of the deputy prime minister Maurizio Gasparriin the city to strengthen the candidacy of the “Samnite” Martusciello, as the provincial coordinator defined him Francesco Maria Rubano. Locally, Cavaliere’s former party aims to exceed the 10% percentage that Tajani, the leading candidate in all five constituencies, has set as his objective.

THE TARGET

«Ours – says Martusciello – is a rapidly growing party: many who had left have returned and still others want to participate. It is a party in excellent health that wants to go well beyond 10%.” «Forza Italia has consolidated its presence – adds Senator Gasparri – In ten months, since Berlusconi’s death, it has gone from a fading party to the phenomenon of the moment. Here (referring to Sannio, ed.) as in all of Italy there is Antonio Tajani, secretary of Forza Italia, vice-president of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs. And there is our group leader in the European Parliament, Fulvio Martusciello. There are women and men of value in all the regions of this vast college which starts from the Teramo area and ends up on the tip of Calabria, crossing Campania, Basilicata and Puglia. We are certainly on the rise, we think we will achieve an excellent result also because we are in the European People’s Party which will be the first group, after the elections, which will express the President of the Commission, that of the European Parliament and which will therefore be able to rewrite the directives with its own pen on the house, on the car, on agriculture. Fi is in a strategic position, it is growing and our candidates are at the heart of the system to make Europe a defense of the local economy, especially in the South.” «Gasparri’s presence – underlines Rubano – testifies to the great attention on the part of the national party for our territory. We will ensure that the Guinness Book of Records is achieved in Benevento with respect to the percentage of votes obtained. It’s not a bet but a certainty.”

THE SINKING

And on the challenge that recently saw Sandra Mastella also take the field for the European elections, the Forzista MP declares: «What if the challenge with Sandra Mastella is renewed, like in 2022? No, there is not. In 2022 he reached fourth place, losing against the 5 Stars, against the centre-left. In short, there is no comparison. Citizens will evaluate the profiles of the candidates and the reasons that pushed them to take the field. They will evaluate whether there is pro-territorial legitimacy or whether the usual family system still exists. Voters have already shown, not only in 2022, that they do not like this last approach. Many civic mayors, without membership cards, are announcing support in this competition for Fi, many others will do so discreetly because they don’t want to be disturbed by some “warning”. Those in government of the Rocca dei Rettori and Palazzo Mosti love this method, but we are for freedom of opinion and to guarantee a serious political path for everyone.” And yesterday there was also the official adhesion of Maria Venditti, president of the Telese Terme municipal council, to Forza Italia. «My membership – she explained – starts from an interlocution that Rubano has built in the area, specifically with the majority of the municipal administration of Telese Terme. It arrives as a moment of cementation of a dialogue that is continuous and which aims to transfer the actions of the territory and its political interlocutors to a higher level. Personally, I will work to bring issues related to disability onto the national political agenda.”

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