Relatives, local politicians, women and some young people. The Fratelli d’Italia lists for the European elections were closed in the afternoon. The prime minister, “Giorgia Meloni known as Giorgia” is, as already announced, the head of the list in all constituencies. In addition to her, there are many professional politicians and a handful of representatives from the professional world. Women, in this case, point out to FdI. Any examples? Anna Olivetti, candidate for the North East, president of Federfarma and Fofi, Gorizia pharmacists’ order and union, and then at the Center Carla Cappiello, of the Inarcassa national committee, former president of the Engineers of Rome, Mariangela Di Biase, national vice-president of the young lawyers, who is running for the South. In the southern Italian constituency also Giovanna Greco, secretary of the National Council of the Order of Accountants. And again, at the Centre, Dorina Casadei, vice president of the Telos Foundation of Chartered Accountants.
Some relatives from Italy also appear such as Giovanni Crosetto, nephew of the Minister of Defense, candidate in the North-West constituency, and Alessandro Ciriani, mayor of Pordenone and brother of the Minister of Relations with Parliament. In the South, as an independent, Vittorio Sgarbi, the art critic and former undersecretary of Culture, is also running. Protagonist of various arguments with his owner, Gennaro Sangiuliano, he left his position after some legal disputes. Then, from the North West, Giovanna Giolitti, lawyer and great-granddaughter of the statesman, appears. Among others, Mario Pellegrini, the former deputy mayor of the island of Giglio, will run at the Center and is considered one of the heroes on the night of the shipwreck because he boarded the Costa Concordia ship and contributed to the rescue of the survivors. Various exponents of the world of entrepreneurship, among these is Guglielmo Garagnani outgoing president of Confagricoltura Bologna. From the youth team come Stefano Cavedagna, spokesperson for National Youth, Nicola d’Ambrosio, president of Azione Universitaria and Paolo Inselvini, coordinator of young people in Lombardy. FdI mayors and local administrators were present in all districts. Among the outgoing MEPs is Carlo Fidanza, loyal to Giorgia Meloni, candidate for second place in the North West.
Among those absent Rachele Mussolini. The name of the Capitoline councilor, daughter of Romano and niece of the Duce, had been mentioned several times, but was dropped.
