Arzano, crowds gather in Piazza Cimmino for the June 2nd celebrations.

"June 2nd is a holiday that unites us all," said the new mayor Giuseppe Vitagliano.
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arzano – June 2nd celebration: Square A crowded Cimmino to celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the Italian Republic. arzano celebrated June 2nd, the Feast of the

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The Italian Republic commemorates the 1946 referendum in which Italians chose their institutional form. This was also a historic date because it was the first time in Italy that women participated in a national political election.

"June 2nd is a holiday that unites us all," said the new mayor, Giuseppe Vitagliano. "Not only for its historical significance, but also because it has a truly profound importance that paved the way for post-war Italy. A nation that, through peace, achieved ideals such as freedom and democracy."

Along with the mayor, many citizens and administrators, municipal officials and representatives of the Carabinieri, police, financial police and local police were present.

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It seemed to me that the June 2nd celebration was an occasion for many, but the organization was a bit flawed, you could see carabinieri, policemen and people present but also confusion, the mayor talked too much and some speeches seemed unclear and fragmented.

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