Frost. “Why do they give me quarter? They can even put me last.” The city councilor Salvatore Scerra chose a long social intervention to comment on the data released through a survey made public this morning. He does not recognize either the outcome or its possible reliability, even if he is actually using it for a broader, primarily political, examination. Thus, the mayoral candidate of “Alleanza per Gela” spares no clear considerations. “They go to people and present themselves as new. But what news are they talking about? Since 2015, the city has been administered by the Five Star Movement, which has had a mayor, and by Terenziano Di Stefano, deputy mayor of a ragtag. They destroyed the city. What’s new? “A Good Idea” who governed with Greco for five years? Or the communist party? They are nervous, they fear us.” Scerra, who was among the proponents of the local split of the centre-right, does not even neglect the “internal” rivals of the engineer Grazia Cosentino’s coalition. “Would the novelty be a head of the bureaucracy who has subjugated politics? – He also says – now it presents itself to the city as something new. We are talking about a manager who contributed to the collapse of the municipal body and we will say it in our rallies. Is it supported by the parties? But which parties? There have never been any in the city.” The councilor recalls a “story that speaks for me and says who I am”. It touches on an often sensitive topic in recent weeks. “We go to people with a smile – he adds – we don’t need to introduce ourselves. They know who we are. We don’t have to promise anything, not even work.” The dividing line proposes it again.
