That being in opposition helps forge a political alternative is certainly a possibility. But at the moment this does not seem to be the scenario in the Catanzaro centre-right. It is true that personalities from completely different backgrounds also sit on those benches (think, to name one, of Valerio Donato), but coming from a common political area does not seem to have so far given any push to the coalition which should propose the possible alternative after the five years (next June) of the Fiorita administration.
For the record, even in the center-left the games are still being settled. But the hypothesis of starting from an outgoing mayor is already a first basis for reflection, in addition to the other possibilities that are emerging: above all, that of Francesco Pitaro, who has already started for some time with his own political project. It will still take some time to understand how the progressive area will organize itself, even if the rumors of Fiorita’s re-nomination are becoming more and more insistent: in that case, Pitaro could find himself having to choose whether to attempt a solitary ride or start a negotiation. Unless the primary hypothesis launched about a week ago by Fabio Guerriero takes shape.
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