The electoral campaign for the European elections begins in Padua and the Action candidate Carlo Pasqualetto inaugurates its electoral headquarters on Monday evening at 6pm: a large space between Via Roma and Via Umberto at the Torricelle Bridge. “It will be a lively space, full of young volunteers, open to all those who believe in a serious Europe”. The new headquarters was inaugurated by the parliamentarian, group leader at the Chamber for Action, Matteo Richetti.
The news of the opening of the Padua office arrives on the day in which Carlo Calenda announces his candidacy on ticket with Elena Bonetti.
“In recent months I have repeatedly publicly urged all political leaders to sign an agreement not to run for the European elections – reiterates Carlo Calenda in a statement released this afternoon – Schlein and Tajani have already chosen the path of direct candidacy. But the Prime Minister’s entry into the field and her anti-European and sovereignist platform completely change the scenario. We must oppose by all means the project of “a small Italy in a small Europe” by Giorgia Meloni. It is necessary to respond to this anti-European challenge by getting directly involved. After consulting the party’s board of directors, Elena Bonetti and I decided to accept the challenge and run together in all the constituencies to give even more strength to the team of extraordinary quality that we have been putting in place for weeks, with a clear and clear program and the obligation for all candidates to join the Renew group. We are European and we will prove it on 8 and 9 June.”
