Alleanza Verdi Sinistra recorded a “historic result in Parma, reaching 9.52% and clearly qualifying itself as the city’s third force. The data in the province of Parma is also very good with an overall 6.85%. It is the first time that the Greens have reached these percentages in the city and in the Parma area. For the result in Parma, credit must be given to Nicola Dall’Olio for having led the list, thanks to an electoral campaign of great value which was able to mix European issues with local ones, always with careful competence and keeping the flag of environmental content flying high. ”.
Parma confirms itself as a city with a European vision also thanks to our excellent result. The combination of “green” issues with social and rights issues was rewarded in particular by the youth vote, as the first vote analyzes at a national level attest. Even in Parma we have felt this young wave growing in the last few days and we are particularly satisfied with it. It is a countertrend compared to Europe and this instills a lot of optimism for the future. For a complete analysis we are waiting to know the names of those elected, but a grand return to the European Parliament is already looming for both the Greens and the Left and this makes us proud. Returning to the local data, in the next few days we will open a reflection with the friends of Insieme a Sinistra, Sinistra Italiana and Possibile to evaluate how to proceed in the process of rooting ourselves in the territory which, for these European elections, has led us to express a candidacy of value as that of Dall’Olio, who achieved a satisfactory result with 7 thousand overall preferences in the North East constituency, although not enough to win the only seat in the constituency. We also believe that the local centre-left, from the perspective of the so-called broad field, can no longer help but constructively discuss with us on the merits of a reorientation towards frankly more ecological choices of the policies to be implemented in the area. Sara Fallinico-spokesperson for Green Europe Parma Enrico Ottolinicity councilor for Green-Green-Possible Europe
