LIVORNO. This morning at 11 in the ceremony room of the town hall the Salvetti bis was born. 24 hours ahead of the council’s training record written in 2019 (when it took 8 days), the mayor will present his new team just a week after re-election. Until yesterday, only one piece was missing to complete the puzzle, that of councilor for innovation and youth policies, a position that had been reserved for a member of the Alleanza Verdi Sinistra.
“It was an intense day, made up of numerous meetings to make everything work out”, said the mayor Luca Salvetti in the evening, who however preferred not to reveal the name of the chosen one. Apparently the decision has been made and the choice fell on Michele Magnani. 54 years old, graduated in contemporary philosophy with a thesis on Visual Culture, Magnani boasts a long political experience intertwined with that at Corecom, the regional committee for communications, of which he was an advisor from 2006 to 2011.
He was there, at the Aquarium in mid-May, representing the Alleanza Verdi Sinistra in the conference presenting Mayor Salvetti’s program, as the program’s contact person. If there is no last-minute news, he will be one of the two new members of Salvetti’s team together with Federico Mirabelli, municipal secretary of the Democratic Party and former dem municipal councilor. Team from which Gianfranco Simoncini and Barbara Bonciani left instead.
Magnani, also due to the internal dynamics of Avs, beat the competition of the principal of the classical high school Tiziana Cini. The delegation that you will receive will also include the university, the Livorno campus, the digital transition and the start-ups.
Here are all the proxies
Luca Salvetti mayor (local police, participatory security, civil protection, sports and sports facilities, port and port-city integration, registry office and Urp, communication, supra-municipal bodies and associations, European funds)
Libera Camici deputy mayor (education and educational policies, the city of boys and girls, school buildings, area councils, participation, decentralization, promotion of neighborhoods, equal opportunities, protection and welfare of pet animals)
Federico Mirabelli (public works and works, heritage, maintenance of public structures and systems, labor policies, economic development, productive activities, blue economy)
Andrea Raspanti (policies for social cohesion and socio-health integration, healthcare and new hospital, housing policies, third sector, rights)
Simone Lenzi (culture, libraries and museums, Goldoni Foundation, toponymy, international relations, legal affairs)
Silvia Viviani (public strategic interventions, implementation of the Green Plan, coordination of Pnrr works, urban regeneration, urban planning policies, environmental policies, private construction, development and valorisation of neighbourhoods)
Michele Magnani (training and innovation, youth policies, services for adolescence, Livorno Campus, digital transition, youth start-ups, coworking and community centres)
Rocco Garufo (sustainable tourism, Lem foundation, trade and Suap, relaunch of market areas and Central Market, administration of public land)
Giovanna Cepparello (sustainable mobility, care of public space and the city, SegnalaLi emergency response, maintenance, care and increase of greenery in the city, waste management and environmental hygiene, accessibility and Peba, food policies)
Viola Ferroni (budget and finances, personnel, investee companies, relations with the city council, maritime state property, cemetery services)
