Ragusa – More comments on the results of the European elections. While waiting for the meeting of the party leadership scheduled for 7pm on Wednesday 12 June at the Feliciano Rossitto study center, the two major provincial exponents of the Democratic Party, namely the federation secretary Lino Giaquinta and the regional deputy Nello Dipasquale highlight how their party is the second in the territory and they state “we want to thank all the voters who allowed the Democratic Party in the province of Ragusa to exceed 18%, establishing itself as the second most voted party, in line with the rest of Italy, despite playing a role of opposition.
It is a collective result, made up of the work of the clubs, the members, the ruling class of the party, the mayors, the administrators and, naturally, all the sympathisers”. Then Giaquinta and Dipasquale continue, “the work of the Democratic Party in the province of Ragusa has allowed it to concentrate a large quantity of votes on the sen. Antonio Nicita who was the most voted PD candidate in our area. The ruling class of the PD worked in an exemplary way to support Nicita, who, if he had been elected, would have allowed the province of Ragusa to have a dem senator. This was not possible, but for this territory the competition for the European Championships was still an excellent testing ground. Nicita will continue to make his contribution to our province as a senator, taking note of the great result achieved, and will not fail to support our territory in the most important challenges”.
“From tomorrow – Dipasquale and Giaquinta declare – we will continue to work to consolidate and increase the roots of the Democratic Party in the territory, in a constant work of involvement and growth, to contribute to the national project for the construction of an alternative to the right that He governs in Rome and Palermo in an absolutely inadequate way. The energies collected – they conclude – must be cultivated and catalyzed in a new project that can provide answers to the too many inequalities generated by the current national and regional government”. (dice.)
