Ferdinandi closes the campaign with an invitation to Perugia
The candidate for the office of mayor of Perugia, Vittoria Ferdinandi, has announced the conclusion of her electoral campaign, which will be held on Friday 7 June at 6.30 pm in Piazza IV Novembre. After an intense electoral journey, characterized by numerous meetings and dialogues with citizens, Ferdinandi is preparing to conclude his race with an event that promises to be full of energy and participation.
The closing event aims to be a symbol of enthusiasm and positive political commitment, an opportunity to bring together supporters and to convey a message of optimism and confidence in the city’s future. The evening will be animated by musical notes thanks to the presence of artists such as DJ Ralf, Paolo Benvegnù and Melancholia, but the program is still being defined and further surprises are expected.
In the meantime, the Alliance for Victory coalition, through the words of Alessandra Sartore, former undersecretary of Finance, has taken a position regarding the electoral announcements of its opponent Margherita Scoccia, who promised to invest 40 million euros to redo the streets of Perugia . Sartore stressed that while the idea may seem attractive, it is important to involve citizens in decisions about how to use those funds once the elections are over.
The coalition has criticized the current administration for failing to adequately manage available funds in past years and for leaving significant infrastructure problems unaddressed. Furthermore, he highlighted the importance of a serious and responsible approach to electoral promises, avoiding making exaggerated announcements just to gain consensus.
With a call to seriousness and commitment, the Alliance for Victory coalition reiterated its commitment to solving the city’s infrastructural problems, promising to work with dedication to improve the quality of life of the people of Perugia, without resorting to excessive promises. The closing event of Vittoria Ferdinandi’s electoral campaign therefore promises to be a moment of celebration, but also of reflection on the future of Perugia and on the choices that will guide the city in the coming years.
