Todde at the Cagliari Fair: «To the undecided and angry I say: go and vote for change»
Final event of the electoral campaign of the candidate from Campo Largo: «Not expressing oneself means telling the right that it can continue to cause disasters»
«What I say to those who are undecided, to those who are angry, to those who think their voice doesn't count, is that change can be made. And what better change than a woman who is the first president of the Region?"
The Campo Largo candidate, Alessandra Todde, is pumped up as she arrives at the Cagliari Fair for the closing event of her long electoral campaign. Under the stage, an audience of over a thousand supporters, including Cinquestelle and PD flags, waiting to listen to her.
«Half of the Sardinians are no longer going to vote», he underlines, «but the Sardinians are not well and not going to vote simply means saying: "continue making the disaster you have made". I believe that the centre-right, or rather the right which is in government at the moment in the Region, is hoping that the Sardinians will not go to vote, in order to be able to continue exactly as they have done in the last five years. If the Sardinians want a change they must take courage, go and vote and take back the pride of wanting to live with dignity in their land."
A comment also on the choice of Renato Soru: «He will take his responsibilities, honestly I believe that he has emerged in recent months, there are all the political forces that have resisted this council in the last five years and I believe that the alternative must be built with work, coherence and credibility, without allowing the ego to prevail before the electoral campaign".
(Unioneonline)
