Pescara, mayoral candidates under pressure

A real duel of projects, promises, questions and answers in view of the next elections on 8 and 9 June. The protagonists are the four candidates for mayor of Pescara, Carlo Masci, Domenico Pettinari, Carlo Costantini and Gianluca Fusilli who on Monday 27 May, at the Cassa Edile di Pescara located in via Prati, will be face to face with the special audience of Labor Consultants, but also of ordinary citizens who intend to participate in the event. The event, organized by the Association of Young Labor Consultants of Pescara and of the Young Labor Consultants of L’Aquila, with the patronage of the Order of Labor Consultants of Pescara and the ANCL of Pescara, National Association of Labor Consultants, is part of a conference in which issues relating to credit compensation and changes to the sanctioning system in the event of omission and evasion of contributions will be explored. Furthermore, the interesting topics of travel, business transfers and transfers will be covered. Before the start of the technical work by the labor consultants, the mayoral candidates will alternate from 3 pm: each of them will have 20 minutes to present the electoral programs and answer the questions that the audience wants to ask them. Questions that will focus above all on the topic of work, the central objective of the event. The newly elected president of the Labor Consultants of Pescara, Paolo Cacciagrano: “The Labor Consultants of Pescara – he begins – have invited all the mayoral candidates to discuss economic issues that concern citizens and the latter have accepted the invitation. The discussion will concern, in particular, the problems of work and the services that the next administration will put in place to concretely implement the Copernican revolution which sees the Municipality as the most important territorial body in the constitutional panorama, due to its closeness to the citizens. Our Order – he continues – intends to make its skills available to the Municipality to spread the culture of legality in all social areas and also help those who have more difficulty in exercising their rights. In this direction – concludes the lawyer Cacciagrano – the debate will be full of useful contents both for the exercise of the right to vote and for verifying ex post the achievement of the objectives that each candidate has set for himself”.