Torre Annunziata, Cerrato's widow deputy mayor of the Coccurullo council

Annunziata Tower.

The husband, Maurizio Cerrato, was killed in April 2021 while defending his daughter at the height of an argument arising from issues of parcheggio (the girl, who had stopped the car on the street where there was a chair to “occupy” a space, had a flat tire).

The appointment came today, after a long wait, which led the mayor to think about the new executive for practically 50 days, well beyond the first city council meeting (held on July 31). Tania Sorrentino will be responsible for security and legality, in addition to those for urban planning, state property, construction and housing policies.

There is no shortage of other curiosities when scrolling through the members of the council launched today in Torre Annunziata: among these, those linked to stand out Daniele Carotenuto, son of a mayor of the first Republic of the city of Oplonti, indicated by the socialist area: lawyer, he was called to deal with mobility and transport, environment and decorum, infrastructure and public works.

A name also known to political circles Antonio Coppola, who had long been tipped to be a candidate for mayor of his home town, Castellammare di Stabia, before deciding to step back and support Luigi Vicinanza (elected in the first round in June): in the Popular Party for Peace and head of the ASL, he was given responsibility for social and inclusion policies, an area Napoli 30, health, psycho-physical well-being, Aso and Tso.

He is the president of the order of chartered accountants of Torre Annunziata, Giuseppe Crescitelli: his name also came up in the city of Oplonti during the negotiation phases that preceded the presentation of the lists; he will have to deal with the budget, fiscal and tariff policies, control of public spending, management of municipal public debt, European funding and funds, economic planning, planning and control of public investments.

John Franco Scafa the mayor has outlined the role of person responsible for local economic development, productive activities, trade, markets, sustainable tourism and promotion of the city, policies to support employment and local economic development, relations with associations.

Representing the "pink quotas" in addition to the deputy mayor Sorrentino, there will also be Louise Ribbons (in the + Europe quota; delegations to institutional affairs, legal and litigation, administrative transparency, assets, major transitions and functional coordination) and Carmela Nappo (close to the Democratic Party; cultural promotion, education and maintenance of school buildings, sports and relations with associations).