The mayoral candidate chooses the entrance to the Villa Comunale Aldo D’Andreawhich along with its list Popular Unit for Avellino – supported by the Communist Refoundation party – closes the electoral campaign with the most classic rally, giving voice to the candidates who support the project.
Yes, because this is only the beginning of a story that will continue: «We are not used to surrender, for us the local elections represent the first step towards giving birth to a real, real alternative. For us, politics is passion, enthusiasm, a civic spirit that is not hungry for power but has the will to stay close to the citizens.”
The doctor from Avellino, who has always been close to the workers of the former Isochimica who took part in the trial, is still a point of reference for the emergency room of the Moscati hospital: «Avellino resembles a patient on the surgical table, anesthetized, and we are here to wake him up, just like in the post-operative phase. It will have to be an energetic, vigorous recovery, which sounds like an alarm clock, we will make it.”
Being present, acting, being concrete. The concepts that guide this human experience before the election are simple and linear: «It is always important to remember that thoughts follow actions, the time for reflection has long been underestimated and the Avellino community needs it, in my opinion. Taking action will be our greatest commitment and to do so there is no need to have accomplices, we prefer to lose than share in the disasters of others.”
Tony Della Pia, provincial secretary of Rifondazione Comunista, placed the emphasis on identity: «We must choose whether to accept the state of things or change it, Unità Popolare is the only alternative in an addicted and debased city. In politics, identity is fundamental, because it characterizes ideas, transformation processes, the change that goes from being hoped for to becoming possible. We are the same as twenty years ago, against a dominant and transformative system of power and our work in the area has never been limited to electoral campaigns”.
