The announcement of the first confrontation between the three candidates in the race for Mayor of Carpi, scheduled for tomorrow evening at the Loria auditorium, starting at 8pm, takes place today’s opening of the Carlino. The room contains 140 seats and is expected to be full. The three – Annalisa Arlettifor the center right, Monica Medici for Carpi Futura and Movimento civico for Carpi e Riccardo Righi for the center left – will be invited to present themselves and illustrate their positions on fundamental aspects of city life, starting from their slogans: “A New History” for Arletti, “The city of longevity” for Medici and “The city in color , development colors tomorrow”, for Righi. follows
In a low profile, Carlino and in a second column, Gazzetta, report on a discussion requested by Annalisa Arletti with Lapam Confartigianato during which they talked about hospital, infrastructure, Aimag, historic center and safety. She satisfied both the candidate and the leaders of the Association: the former for the possibility of discussing these issues with an important employers’ organization; the latter for having been consulted.
In the main opening, the Gazzetta gives much emphasis to the act of vandalism suffered yesterday by the church of San Bernardino, with an interview with the parish priest, Don Mauro Pancera, which reconstructs the episode, revealing how in the past there have been attempts to break in alms boxes, but never before had a drone been set on an altar. Investigators are examining the video footage of the incident, but it does not appear that the vandal has yet been identified. Over the shoulder the newspaper informs that Mauro Calestrini he became President of the Vespa World Club, the association that brings together enthusiasts of the historic scooter from all over the world: an opportunity, he comments, to make the name of Carpi known. On the second local page, the Gazzetta also reports that on May 6th, in the seventeenth century room, in via Santa Chiara, the document “If children could vote…” will be presented, drawn up by parents and professionals from Carpi together with groups of children aged between 3 and 10. From the work carried out so far and which has started from the acknowledgment of what the city currently is, the picture of a livable, sustainable, free Carpi, also designed for children, is emerging. the three mayoral candidates have already ensured their presence at the presentation initiative.
