It is controversial towards the leader of Popular Alternative Stefano Bandecchi on the part of Emma PavanelliM5s, ed Elisabetta PiccolottiAvs, for a post in which he writes among other things “I certainly don’t beg for votes, at most I buy them or take them by force”. Written as a reply – yesterday – to a comment on a video on Instagram.
The post reads in full: “How sad, a woman who doesn’t understand anything, strange but true. I, dear, have always only begged for f… And I have had a lot of it as a gift. I certainly don’t beg for votes at most I buy or take them by force. You stupid communist losers make me increasingly disgusted.”
“I express great concern” says Pavanelli. “I have never failed to express – he adds in a note – how much the way of doing politics of the mayor of Terni is the antithesis of my vision, but there is a limit to everything. And the border that can never to be crossed is that of legality, especially in a delicate moment like the current one, a few days away from a fundamental vote for Umbria”.
Pavanelli continues: “For this reason I decided to file a complaint with the Prosecutor’s Office, so that the investigative bodies can ascertain whether Bandecchi’s conduct could constitute some type of crime. A few days before the elections, faced with statements of this kind, we believe it is essential for President Tesei to distance herself firmly and she should have immediately distanced herself from what was said by the leader of a party in her own coalition”.
“What does it mean? There is an open electoral campaign and Bandecchi claims to buy votes or worse to seize them with arrogance? Does this mean that he pays the voters or threatens them?” says Elisabetta Piccolotti, Umbrian deputy of the Left Green Alliance. “Will this too – he asks – be downgraded to a joke by this squalid character? The centre-right and President Tesei must distance themselves from this man and kick him out of their coalition”.
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