“We are in the final stages of our electoral campaign lived with great enthusiasm. They were intense weeks in which everyone’s help and support was important. There have been many moments of meeting and discussion on concrete issues and now it is time to make a difference, because the alternative is now”, declares Fulvio Fellegara, civic candidate of the centre-left.
On Saturday 1 June, Piazza San Siro in Sanremo will host the end-of-campaign party of the progressive civic coalition led by Fulvio Fellegara. The event will mark an important moment of aggregation, under the banner of the “Fuchsia Wave”. A movement of renewal and hope for Sanremo, born under the leadership of Fulvio Fellegara and the civic lists “Generazione Sanremo” and “Progetto Comune”, which brings together different people in this city and the Democratic Party, united by an equal need: to offer a alternative to elite rule.
The evening will begin at 7pm with an aperitif offered to all participants, accompanied by live music from the MH Band starting from 7.30pm. It will be a convivial opportunity to meet, share ideas and enjoy a moment of relaxation.
At 9pm, mayoral candidate Fulvio Fellegara will speak for a speech in which he will outline the salient points of his vision for Sanremo, underlining the importance of involving all citizens and his commitment to a fairer and more representative government. “Fulvio has the talent of arousing passion in people and instilling hope in them and we are ready to work with him for the good of the city”, claims Cristian Quesada, provincial secretary of the Democratic Party.
The party will continue with a second concert at 9.30 pm, “La Notte dei Cantautori”, a tribute to the greats of Italian music such as Lucio Battisti, Fabrizio De André and others. This musical moment promises to close the evening in a memorable way, celebrating not only an electoral campaign but also Italian culture and music.
“We invite all citizens to participate in this special evening, to support the positive energy of the Fuchsia Wave – they conclude – let’s change Sanremo to change Liguria”.
