Cascina, Santori challenged by the 5 stars. And Ceccardi’s father challenges the Sardines with a poster

Cascina, the Pisan town that saw the political birth of Susanna Ceccardi, the center-right candidate, was the center of the electoral rallies of the left, the M5 and the Sardines. A day full of dating and tension. The sardine leader Mattia Santori was challenged by some M5 militants in Tuscany for his presence at a meeting of Chancellor Luigi Di Maio in Cascina (Pisa), while later, Ceccardi’s father presented himself to the Sardines with a large sign with a photo of her daughter.

Mattia Santori in the afternoon, speaking with those who disputed it among the M5 activists, said that the candidate for governor of Tuscany for the M5 “Irene Galletti is good, an agreement had to be reached”. “I wanted to ask Di Maio,” he explained, “if it didn’t make sense to use Irene Galletti’s experience to create a coalition proposal for Tuscany to be in government with those who then present Giani. Di Maio criticizes those who nominate Giani but not they understood that it is the Five Star proposal that says no to any coalition and then deploys Irene Galletti that it is useless in this competition ”.

The leader of the Sardines wore a T-shirt that read “So NO the square that does not fit,” while iDi Maio supports Yes in the referendum. It must be said that Santori was in Cascina to participate a little later in an initiative of the Sardines against the League and the candidate for governor of the center-right Susanna Ceccardi, former mayor of the Pisan municipality.

The challenge to Susanna Ceccardi’s father’s square came later, at the electoral aperitif organized by the Tuscan Sardines. The father of the center-right candidate was presented with an electoral poster with a photo of his daughter, a supporter of the Northern League, while the demonstration was taking place: “Tuscany is not linked – AperiCeccardi – Susanna’s buffalo”. The man, Roberto Ceccardi, arrived in the square just as Mattia Santori was speaking, displaying the poster and shouting in support of her daughter. Later, the police fired the candidate’s father.