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Eventually he won the renzianissima Valeria Valente against veteran Antonio Bassolino, but only for a handful of preferences: 600 votes. The primary center in Naples were closed with a head-end type head of a Hitchcock film: 47.39 percent against 45.17. The turnout in the capital of Campania was satisfactory unanimously, in 83 polling stations set up was to 12 of 9,500 voters, then rose to 23,000 at 18 and arrived at the closure of 30,963 voters to polling stations. After rounding the figure, in Naples city, the primary last year for choosing the candidate for the Region.
“We have a great challenge ahead – said Valente – we must work to send home de Magistris, the center-right coalition, and the other opponents, challenge. But within our reach. ” Bassolino, “I have made a contribution to the battle for participation, with passion and determination, with all my strength. It is up to those who won the task of moving forward. best wishes of good work and continue the battle for Napoli. “
Immediately in Naples he had profiled the clash everything in the house Pd between the former mayor and former president of the Campania region, Antonio Bassolino, for years away from politics, and Valeria Valente, area ‘young Turks. ” A direct challenge that has never had a face-to-face; in the only comparison between the candidates for Mayor Bassolino he had spent his hand. The mayor of the center aspirants had met in recent days in the Domus Ars Via Santa Chiara: the renzianissima deputy Pd Valente, the provincial secretary of the Young Democrats and the oncologist Marco Sarracino Antonio Marfella of the Italian Socialist Party. They answered questions from reporters, saying all agreed on one point: to be no Bassolino was “disrespectful to the people of the primaries and center” for Valente, “just fair” for Marfella.
In Trieste, on the other hand, a victory without rivals, he said the outgoing mayor Roberto Cosolini with 65.02% dry. A victory for Lorenzo Grosseto Mascagni with 55%.
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