FANO – In the days following the primary ballot we asked ourselves how to continue that path – made up of democratic participation, political commitment, civil passion – which we have built over the months through a long mobilization campaign conducted with generosity and enthusiasm.
We have decided that the most coherent way to give continuity to that path is to project its collective dimension to the next local elections through a list of women and men who, together with me, can represent with their biographies, their skills, their commitment, that good politics that we proudly wanted to represent in the context of the primaries and today we make available to both our community and the center-left and its candidate for Mayor, Cristian Fanesi.
A list of 24 candidates (13 women and 11 men) that combines the experience of democratic and left-wing municipalism with the passion and civil commitment that, precisely, have characterized the long mobilization to which many and we have brought many to life in recent months:
1 Samuele Mascarin 15/06/1980
2 Simone Uguccioni 08/23/1984
3 Luciano Ardò 02/25/1953
4 Fabrizio Bartolucci 06/06/1958
5 Andrea Belacchi 08/17/1968
6 Rita Carnaroli 05/22/1952
7 Alessandro Cinti Luciani 02/03/1976
8 Nicholas Ciuferri 06/05/1981
9 Gian Aldo Collina 09/15/1956
10 Alessia Di Girolamo 09/25/1976
11 Ina Dormencu 02/27/1983
12 Barbara Falcinelli 02/05/1974
13 Emanuela Giovannelli 11/03/1962
14 Donatella Giuliani 09/28/1958
15 Marta Guido 14/11/1988
16 Hafida Kanba 02/03/1963
17 Stefania Mazzanti 06/24/1958
18 Elena Maria Mazzoli 01/30/2001
19 Francesca Morenzetti 07/08/1958
20 Giulia Pierluca 08/22/1944
21 Luigi Pietropoli 01/30/1950
22 Nausica Puschi 07/31/2002
23 Matteo Spallacci 08/20/1990
24 Enrico Zampa 02/13/1985
Proud of what we have done together and together we want to continue to do for Fano, we want to take up and win this challenge. A challenge first and foremost to ourselves and to our best energies and intelligence, but it is also a challenge to a politics that in recent years has seen the old merge with the new in an attempt to impose on society a toxic narrative made of fear and selfishness : a vulgar and mediocre policy, in form as in substance, poor in ideas and rich in tuning forks, strong with the weak and weak with the strong.
We, however, want to represent – starting from our city – the most valid alternative to this drift which daily calls into question the terms of civil and democratic living in the country. no, it is the one that will be able to give voice, space, tools of citizenship to the many worlds that represent its different facets and sensitivities. It is a challenge but above all a responsibility that we feel is increasingly urgent because the future must be built in the present, putting aside selfishness and positional gains, fears and prejudices, immobility and self-referentiality.
We are ready, the road is open and must be traveled together.
