E ' after a month of balloting, which saw the victory of Flavio Zanon reappointed mayor of Padua. A month in which they have said many, many things about the reasons for the defeat of the Centre Right. I therefore take cue Article Hon. Giustina Destro appeared today in the Morning. The Hon. Has got it right. In Padua, the center-right does not have a leader and, worse still, not a project. Already in June of 2008, I pointed out that the city needed a serious project that would place it at the center of a virtuoso cultural, social and economic such as to push it back between the cities of the future protagonists of Italy. This call came from a need that I was repeatedly reported by different parts of the population of Padua. It was almost a cry of pain "over the situation in and to the city. From these my records, set in almost forty articles and letters in the press in Padua, was born the project of ViVi Padova that has seen many people join in a few months to outline a project to Padua. Which brings us to the point: once the PDL, after months of ballet unworthy, decided on his candidate was expected, wrongly, to find someone who can appreciate the work done in preparing a program that, in many places, could be "adopted" by the Center Right. Our presumption was, indeed, was only willing to contribute for the good of the City. I do not want to enter into controversy with anyone but I can assure you that does something to see a project ignored the result of many months of work they have been involved in top-level international figures in the field of territorial development, commerce, innovation, culture, 'Art and security.
You see, this paradoxical attitude of arrogance and haughtiness and humane policy has had the effect more apparent defeat of the Centre Right.
Flavio Zanon's victory is not only the result of the loss of votes of the "guests of the runoff." E 'instead the result of a deaf and arrogant attitude held by the PDL to the electorate, of personality that could make a contribution to the cause of rebirth town, and even against its own best managers kept apart. It is not only to "delay or quality of application, not just of business units and related divisions of" pockets of power, "it is primarily lack of thickness of the management. This is superficiality in relationships and in assessing people and situations. I'm sorry to say this area of \u200b\u200bpolicy which should be and I've always seen as a natural bulwark of the aspirations for growth and development of my city. So, dear Mr Right, You're right! The PDL is at the mercy of Padua nothing. But I wonder, and I'm not alone, She is the Deputy Coordinator of the PDL Vicar of Padua, how is it that despite his position has not been able to curb rampant arrogant myopia in your party? I'm not a piece of the PDL but I would be happy if many men of the party they used a way to relate less snooty. I believe that the PDL Veneto should listen more and be more open and practical. As it is seen as a "party of plastic" built "all around him" in which "Mr. No" are not welcome and where those who have good ideas is kept away for fear that may emerge overshadowing the many "Dirigentin" who currently occupy any position, and which are evidence of the many, too many, which is severely affected pettiness of the PDL. Just look at the sorry figure in the constituencies won by the Center Right all still without a President! For me I go out my way which is made of commitment to the future of Padua and the Veneto. Especially in Padua that dream can go back to being a big city, cultural and artistic center, innovative and modern, young and dynamic.
Filippo Bruno di Padova Tornaforte
President ViVi!
