PESARO It is the first real confrontation between the three candidates for mayor of Pesaro. Appointment tomorrow at 9pm, at the Hotel Flaminio where, theCatholic Action organize a public meeting.
The format
«The four guests will be asked a series of questions which – writes the presidency of the diocesan Catholic Action – in our intention, should help the voter to understand the opinions, intentions and programs of the candidates, making the differences between the various positions evident and the priorities with which each person has designed their own city government project.” Each candidate will have the same time available to respond to the requests put on the table by Raffaele Vitali, journalist, writer, director of La Provincia di Fermo.com, who will moderate the times and methods of the evening. «The questions – continues the AC – will be chosen by making a synthesis of the requests intercepted from the various worlds that make up our city reality, with particular attention to those that come from the weakest: they are those requests which, when not neglected, help to defeat that “throwaway culture” on the abandonment of which Pope Francis insists so much.
Having Andrea Biancani, Marco Lanzi, Fabrizio Oliva and Pia Perricci on stage (in strict alphabetical order) who tell, each according to their own vision, how they intend to address the multiple issues proposed, seems to us to be a good way to help the formation of that public opinion aware that it is fundamental for real democratic participation and for the fullest possible exercise of that sovereignty that Article 1 of our Constitution gives us citizens.
The theme of everyone’s participation in the construction of the common home is particularly dear to Catholic Action, which, recently, at the end of the last three years, has democratically renewed the parish leaders, the diocesan and regional councils and has just celebrated its XVIII assembly national. This is what drives us to organize and propose a meeting like this to the whole city. We already thank all those who made it possible; in particular we thank the mayoral candidates, who immediately made themselves available to participate, also agreeing to abandon the “comfort zone” of a speech prepared in advance”.
