“Let’s get Aversa out of the hands of politicians who want to make it their electoral fiefdom! Aversa belongs to the Aversa people! Let us decide for our beloved city!”. Under the post a photo with the writing: Mondragone? No thank you. The regional councilor Zannini, from Mondragone, is the one who built the Matacena coalition and weaves its ranks. We are from Aversa and we want to decide the future of Aversa.” Via Facebook, the coalition supporting Antonio Farinaro in the run-off is once again raising the bar against its opponents. The target, once again, is Giovanni Zannini.
Aversa Moderata’s response was not long in coming and sent a press note. Here is the full text: “The unfounded utterances, bordering on paranoia, of candidate Farinaro continue to be increasingly out of place. He continually repeats confused concerns about some locations on the Domitian coast, which it is unclear what relevance they have to the political events of Aversa. He continues to repeat his insults, first against a civic formation like Aversa Moderata, a complex political project that has managed to gather 24 respectable people, of undoubted importance, who have put their commitment to the service of the city. But now it also offends the 3820 Aversa voters who rewarded this project with a consensus of 14%, making it the first political formation in the city and choosing the leader Giovanni Innocenti 954 times, the most voted councilor for at least 20 years. While he claims to “love Aversa” he offends its citizens by continuing to peek through the keyhole at what happens in other people’s homes, instead of focusing on his own electoral campaign and talking about programs. We could respond in kind to his misleading words, reminding him that Aversa is certainly not Marcianise, or other rural towns, but this is not our style and we won’t do it; rather, we will continue to talk about our projects and programs. It is clear that nerves are more than tense, as demonstrated by these disorderly attacks and the serious episode of the attack on the candidate of our coalition Carmine Martiniello, to whom all our solidarity goes. We at Aversa Moderata are focused solely on the run-off round, in view of which we are working together with those who have already supported us, but we certainly cannot tolerate offenses to our voters first and then to our team”.
