Andrea Virgilio’s response to Portesani’s declarations is ready, according to which in the event of Virgilio’s victory in the Palace a large part of the Galimberti Council would remain.
“I don’t know if it is the candidate Portesani who is making these statements directly or his spokesperson, but I know one thing: with these arguments they demonstrate that they are afraid of pelaugh. – says Virgil – Convinced of going through the first round, they now find themselves begging for votes and protection from national leaders, quite a leap backwards for a supposedly civic-minded person. Lacking content and proposals, they limit themselves to petty controversy. The council is chosen by the elected mayor, at least as far as I’m concerned. The city councilors are chosen by the citizens and not by a candidate who mistakes democratic institutions for his own company. For Portesani we are already witnessing a clear submission to the parties of his coalition, even a subservience that looks more at the buildings of politics than at the needs of the people of Cremona. As a civic citizen, as an interlocutor of the centre-left, he quickly learned the art of transformism in record time.”
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