(ANSA) – GENOA, FEBRUARY 28 – The image of St. George piercing the dragon and the white word ‘united for the Constitution’ on a red background: this is the symbol of the civic list of the mayoral candidate of Genoa Mattia Crucioli supported by Alternativa, Italexit, Still Italy, Reconquer Italy and the Communist Party. It was presented by the same lawyer and senator of ‘l’Alternativa c’e’ this morning together with the coordinators of the political forces who support him, who held the press conference symbolically without wearing a mask “to denounce the bad management of the covid emergency in Italy”.
Crucioli has launched an invitation to the Free Piazza Genova Association, protagonist of the no vax and anti green pass demonstrations every Saturday in the city, to “join the political project of the forces against the Draghi Government”.
“It is a symbol that wants to represent the unity of political forces, who want to achieve different objectives both on a local and national scale – explains Crucioli – all the forces participating in the project are aware that we are in a moment of serious attack on rights and of little democracy at the national level “.
“A better Genoa in a freer country”: will be the slogan of the list, which aims to select at least 40% of the candidates for municipal and municipal councilors “through the ‘caucus’ method used by Native Americans, or city assemblies open to all “.
With regard to the Ukraine crisis, the ‘united for the Constitution-Crucioli mayor’ list marries Italy’s third-party position from the ongoing conflict. ‘Italy to stay out of the war’ and ‘no to military escalation’: is written on the placards unrolled by the candidate for mayor of Genoa and by the coordinators of the political forces during the presentation. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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