“We are very happy that the battle against differentiated autonomy has begun to take shape. Now we are beginning to understand that the unity of Italy is at stake here, but the fate of the South is also at stake, because if this hypotheses of differentiated autonomy will become complicated in the years to come for the younger generations”. The governor of Campania, Vincenzo De Luca, said this regarding today’s demonstration in Rome. De Luca explained that “I’m trying to go to Rome today – he said – even if I was there yesterday too and therefore I wouldn’t want to take on the citizenship of Rome. Among other things, we work, in Naples we work as well as demonstrating. But I’m happy that today everyone realizes, even those who were a little narcotized, that we have to fight, we have to fight. I have to say that the European elections have given a good signal, they have shown that here in the South the government is in the minority. I know that after the elections all those who didn’t lift a finger signed up for an electoral victory. And oh well, let’s be generous.”
“We must fight, we must increasingly link the institutional battle against differentiated autonomy with the social battle and with the release of cohesion funds which have been blocked for a year. “The wait – he said – for a loan is incredible. that we are entitled to and in which we talk about many topics including culture: think that in Campania alone there are 12 thousand people employed in the world of culture, cinema and theater who have not been able to organize cultural programming this year because they are blocked these funds in a totally irresponsible manner. Obviously, we will also use budget funds in the absence of these resources, but this means that we have to fight. This is true autonomy, not the false one of differentiated autonomy. This allows territories to express their creativity, their most lively energies in the field of. art, music, theatre”
Regional? Always on the election campaign
“We will welcome with open arms whoever is the centre-right candidate for the regional elections in Campania, we will embrace him”. This was said by the president of the Campania Region, Vincenzo De Luca, who, on the sidelines of a press conference on the Massimo Troisi Prize, responded on the 2025 elections. On the centre-left, De Luca explains that “we have always been in the electoral campaign, we must not wait the deadline. Our electoral campaign is the facts, it is the transformation of reality, it is the construction sites that develop, it is the culture that starts, it is the new hospitals that we build and create, it is the hilly reservoirs, the blue flags that we create, think a bit about the Domizio coast, where you couldn’t even look at the sea water. So electoral campaigns are carried out with concrete results, not with last-minute leaflets”.
