On Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 June we will vote for the European Parliament. Clean Airthe information and in-depth TV program hosted by Simona Arrigoniin recent weeks has given space to the voices of the candidates and on Friday 7 June, with the special Aria Pulita of Evening before the electoral silence, it will be broadcast from 8.30pm to 11pm on Telecity channel 13 – and all the channels of our network – with many guests, to listen to all political parties in an interesting final debate.
Aria Pulita election special: tonight on Telecity
For those undecided who still don’t know who to vote for, follow the special episode of Aria Pulita this Friday. Many guests in studio and online, who will debate Europe and the needs of citizens, encouraged by the presenter Simona Arrigoni: Angelo Ciocca of the League, Carlo Fidanza of Brothers of Italy, Letizia Moratti of Forza Italia, Gaetano Pedullà And Giuseppe Conte for the 5 Star Movement, Marco Taradash of United States of Europe, Dario Nardella of the Democratic Party and Massimiliano Smeriglio of the Greens and Left Alliance. A calm and useful discussion for viewers, thanks also to the contributions of journalists and representatives of associations and institutions.
And Aria Pulita, after having accompanied you to discover the candidates, will explain the outcome of the vote on Monday evening, collecting comments from the protagonists.
In recent weeks we have followed the electoral campaign on TV, paper and the web, to give our viewers and readers all the necessary information and present all the protagonists of the European, regional and municipal challenges. With 22 TV channels, 52 newspapers and 45 information sites, our editorial group Netweek presented the various sides at all territorial levels and from this weekend we will be ready to report on the activity at the polling stations and we will follow the vote counting live, so as to be able to promptly announce the results.
Netweek faces this event with passion and commitment, thanks to all its media and the network of local journalists, to guarantee viewers and readers widespread and timely information.
