This morning the “United for Civitavecchia” list presented the group that will support General Paolo Poletti in the next elections on 8 and 9 June. Twenty-two names (out of 24) completely new who have decided to apply for the first time. Eleven women and thirteen men in total, mainly from the professional and social world, well-known or very well-known in their work environment.
It is the United List for Civitavecchia presented yesterday by Marietta Tidei, candidate in the European elections in support of Paolo Poletti as Mayoral Candidate and by Clemente Longarini, political coordinator of Italia Viva.
Marietta Tidei underlined “the novelties” of Poletti’s candidacy, who was born and studied in Civitavecchia and is certainly the most capable candidate because he knows perfectly not only the main current problems, but also those we are facing. He has decided, out of the love he feels for his city, to put into play all the knowledge developed in over 40 years of work, made above all of national and international relationships and contacts at the highest level. “We therefore have – concluded Marietta Tidei – the great opportunity to be reborn, facing together with him the enormous challenges that await us”.
Clemente Longarini explained how Italia Viva came to the decision to support Poletti’s candidacy, immediately after widening the choice of candidates to the entire Central area: “Building a house for the Reformists and Moderates or for those “of right” who are not at ease in the League and in Fratelli d’Italia when it comes to school, integration, rights and to those “on the left” who are once again denied the possibility of a generational change, of a renewal of women and men (always the same) and ideas (always the same). In short, the usual soup.”
For his part, Paolo Poletti, thanking the candidates for the commitment they have made, underlined how the young generations must be involved first in decisions regarding the future of the city “because the future is theirs and certainly Civitavecchia deserves more.”
“This – he said – seemed to me to be a city abandoned to itself which is going through a phase of very strong uncertainty, but at the same time it has an extraordinary opportunity to finally take the path of sustainable development in favor of the environment, health and employment”. Here are the profiles in the list:
Alvaro Balloni
Antonio Carbone
Eros Cosimi
Valentina Cozzolino
Guerrina Crescentini
Jenny Crisostomi
Ileana Epureanu
Giovanni Formisano
Alessio Gatti
Francesco Giovani
Ivan Magrì
Maria Antonietta Mattei
Massimo Mazzarini
Chiara Midio
Silvano Mignanti
Fabrizio Pappalardo
Alessandra Ranucci
Elisabetta Sacconi
Donatella Sena
Michela Spano
Silvio Tranzillo
Pietro Zaccagnino
Germana Zappi
Stefano Zeno
