Alessandro Di Battista jokes about the photo showing Luigi Di Maio and Roberto Fico posing with Vincenzo De Luca and Peppe Provenzano to celebrate the new mayor of Naples Gaetano Manfredi after his electoral victory.
“I saw this photo and then I read this”, writes the former M5S deputy on Facebook, quoting a statement by the Campania governor De Luca: On Monday evening, Five Star Movement representatives arrived in Naples en masse. We had more Five Star leaders than votes. The photo with Di Maio and Fico? I haven't changed, they have changed—those who for a decade cultivated political stupidity, the one-man rule, who confused the concept of caste with that of elite. It's important that they've changed and that they're committed to a process of evolution. For the Naples municipal elections, the regional line was chosen: starting with the regional coalition, adding the Five Star Movement, which is not a decisive factor here, let alone ever in Italy..
“And after reading De Luca I thought about this…”, continues Di Battista quoting the famous phrase pronounced by Massimo Troisi in the film 'Nothing left to do but cry': “No, no, here we need a proper greeting, like a humble sinner. We greet you with, really, we don't even know… write, we greet you with our faces under your feet, the best, without even asking you to stay still, you can move!.
Naples – A single-issue city council meeting on Bagnoli will be convened soon. The announcement was made by Naples Mayor Gaetano Manfredi, who reiterated the full environmental safety of the regeneration and remediation work planned for the former Italsider site, both on land and at sea. "We will now set the date," Manfredi explained, "but the work that…
Sabatino Santangelo, Naples's longtime deputy mayor and a key figure in the municipal government led by Rosa Russo Iervolino from 2006 to 2011, has passed away at the age of 89. Santangelo, a distinguished jurist and a man of deep civic convictions, left an indelible mark on the city's administrative life, particularly for his role in…
The process of appointing the new general director of Scabec has been halted. The Campania Region ordered the suspension of the process of selecting the top executive of the regional cultural heritage company to allow for further assessments of whether the appointment is in the public interest, with particular attention to the financial framework and overall organizational structure.
The decision is officially justified by the need to more thoroughly evaluate the impact of the choice on the company's governance and sustainability. This pause for reflection comes at a delicate time for Campania's cultural sector, which must balance the valorization of its heritage with the maintenance of a balanced budget.
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