At the headquarters of La Politiche che Serve we met Mario De Michele, one of the leading candidates for the Aversa city council from the list coordinated by the former mayor Alfonso Golia. The esteemed lawyer is not one for “talk and a badge”. Concreteness and consistency are his peculiar qualities. He also demonstrated this when he held the position of councilor in the Goliath council for a year. And precisely on the subject of things to do, those that are possible and not amazing, De Michele spoke with citizens to implement the requests coming from below. On his programmatic agenda there is “the reopening of the parks to make Aversa a city suitable for families and children”. Another priority issue for the candidate of La Politica che Serve is traffic: “We must update the traffic plan – says De Michele to Italia Notizie – adapting it to the new urban layout of the city”. The problem of traffic is closely linked to that of parking. De Michele, who is a councilor of the Bar Association of North Naples, suggests using the weekly fair area “to facilitate justice workers and especially users access to the court”. When we ask him about the heterogeneity of Franco Matacena’s civic coalition, the exponent of La Politica che Serve does not mince words: “I have the feeling – observes De Michele – that that group was born as a political or administrative springboard for those who he claims, no one thinks about the city’s interests.”
THE VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH MARIO DE MICHELE
