Would be arrived on board a replica in electoral propaganda format of the well-known Apecar of the deputy mayor Naomo Lodi and, after parking it, he would posted 16 electoral stickers in favor of Naomo’s re-nomination. He would have fifteen attached inside the parking of the Penny Market supermarket of via Darsena, while one on one light pole along the road.
That’s what he would have done an elderly manwhite hair, cap on his head, elegant shoes and red scarf around his neck, around 11.15 am Saturday 27 April.
The electoral ‘blitz’ did not go unnoticed Anna Ferraresigroup leader of Gruppo Misto, who denounces what happened, pointing out that “in addition to being a very bad example, the defacement and covering of the poles with one’s own stickers is prohibited by the penal code“. The reference is to article 663 which states: “Whoever, in a public place or open to the public, sells or distributes or otherwise puts into circulation writings or drawings, without having obtained the authorization required by law, is punished with a pecuniary administrative sanction ranging from 51 euros to 309 euros ”. “The same sanction – we read further – anyone who, without a license from the Authority or without observing its provisions, in a public place, open or exposed to the public, posts writings or drawings, or uses luminous or acoustic means to communications to the publicor in any case places inscriptions or drawings”.
In this regard, Anna Ferraresi has made it known that she has I have already filed a complaint with Digos of the Ferrara Police Headquarters.
But the gesture was stigmatized by the entire center-left of Ferrara, specifically by List Anselmo Mayor, Pd, M5S, Action-Pri Pact for Ferrara, The Civics with Anselmo and United Left for Anselmo. “Perhaps Naomo – they write in a note – will say that it was a personal initiative and will distance himself from it: we know, the deputy mayor arouses enthusiasm and goes beyond the lines. But we doubt that the gentleman in the photo went to the trouble of printing rolls of stickers to stick just about everywhere. The sender, so to speak, has his name printed on it: Naomo Lodi.
“Morality is taken for granted – Anna Ferraresi finally observes – the rules apply to everyone else, but not to them and administering is a means of guaranteeing privileges, not of serving the citizens. I think that’s enough. Or not? Do we want more?”.
