Healthcare, attack by the Democratic Party secretary of Fano Minardi: «Penalized by the Ancona lobby»

«Unfulfilled promises»

The secretary of the local party recalled the recent resignation at the top of the health company 1, also accusing the center-right of having disregarded “the many promises that allowed it to win the regional elections”. An attack that aimed straight at the candidacy for mayor of Luca Serfilippi, current regional councilor of the League. “How many beds, how many staff, what services for the Santa Croce hospital?” urged Minardi. Shortly after the new attack on regional health policies, candidate Sara Cucchiarini intervened to make an announcement on the former Paolini barracks: «I understand that the Ministry has approved the transfer to the Municipality of Fano on free loan. A result achieved thanks to the work carried out by the centre-left administration and in particular by the Democratic Party.” An early move, therefore, “if the announcement of the transfer arrives after the local elections” on 8 and 9 June.
The Democratic Party has therefore deployed, in a room in Piazza 20 Settembre, the team that makes up the centre-left coalition together with Fanesi mayor, In Comune con Mascarin, Noi Civiche and F Una città majuscule +Europa. The PD list was presented by Minardi and the mayoral candidate Cristian Fanesi, who also provided some indication on the other themes of the electoral program, to be illustrated in detail next Saturday in the Politeama cinema. On healthcare, direct testimony from Cesare Magalotti, head of breast medicine at Santa Croce: «I saw the report on the program Fuori dal coro, I was ashamed. We are losing doctors and nurses: a situation that is found throughout Italy and which is the result of twenty-year planning. If we are at this point, it means that something hasn’t worked. It’s a limit condition, but a lot can still be done to improve and the city council can try to counteract the current trend.”

All candidates

The Pd list is made up of Oscar Ascenzi, university professor; Tommaso Bittoni, outgoing city councilor; Carla Cecchetelli, outgoing council president; Sara Cucchiarini, outgoing councilor; Maissa Fall, merchant; Alessandro Fichera, furniture designer; Giovanni Forte, worker; Alessandra Giagnolini, teacher; Cesare Magalotti, hospital head; Derna Maggioli, teacher; Erica Magi, student; Alessandra Mei, agricultural entrepreneur; Giovanna Paci, social health worker; Marilina Pianosi, professional educator; Barbara Pusineri, social health worker; Maurizio Tarini, retired; Dimitri Tinti, outgoing councilor; Gioele Tombari, student; Enzo Tonelli, plant engineer; Omar Toni, architect; Riccardo Tonti Bandini, university professor; Rezart Vela, worker; Gualtiero Zito, employee.

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