Many hypotheses on the table in view of the administrative elections in the Bruzio capital, but still no certainties. The electoral framework, in fact, is entirely evolving, although the debate is slowly gaining momentum. After all, we will have to wait until next spring for the polls and the parties don’t seem to be in a hurry to plan for the future. In the centre-right, an indiscretion has emerged in recent days according to which the Lega parliamentarian, Simona Loizzo, could be involved as a candidate for the office of mayor.
A profile that would have found convergence in large sections of the political forces belonging to the centre-right coalition, both on the Forza Italia front and on the Fratelli d’Italia side, if only because Loizzo would be able to intercept bipartisan votes and speak with the civic movements and moderate components of the area. However, she would have reserved time to possibly dissolve her reservations, explaining: “It’s still too early.” And in the meantime, talks continue within the centre-right, where the idea of Pierluigi Caputo, fresh from his appointment as group leader of Forza Italia in the regional council, also continues to circulate insistently.
There is also excitement in the home of the centre-left, busy trying to find a square to try to keep the wide field together. The fact is that currently the parties gravitating in the orbit of the centre-left continue to meet independently, waiting for the enlarged table around which they can all sit together also to identify the pretender to the tricolor band, pursuing the objective of synthesis, which is currently still blurry.
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