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The recent municipal elections in Aosta produced a surprising result. Raffaele Rocco, a 63-year-old engineer, was elected mayor by just 15 votes. This contest highlighted tensions between political forces, particularly between the center-right and the autonomist camp, which supported Rocco and his deputy, lawyer Valeria Fadda.
The context of the elections
The runoff that saw Rocco and his team, supported by the forces autonomists and from Democratic Party, against the entrepreneur Giovanni Girardini and Sonia Furci, attracted the attention of the local community. With the active participation of the voters, Rocco and Fadda obtained the 50,06% of the votes, equal to 6.420 votes, while the centre-right duo reached the 49,94%, with 6.405 votes.
A historic achievement
This election saw a significant turnout, highlighting citizens' interest in local issues. Raffaele Rocco's victory, though narrow, represents a crucial moment for Aosta's political future, as it marks a shift in leadership and governance dynamics.
Who is Raffaele Rocco?
Before embarking on a political career, Raffaele Rocco gained extensive experience as an engineer. His strategic skills, developed throughout his professional career, will now be applied in his new role as mayor. Rocco's vision for Aosta includes innovation and improved public services, with a strong focus on sustainability and local development.
The government team
Next to Rocco, the lawyer Valeria Fadda will take over the role of deputy mayorTheir political alliance is based on shared values and common goals, with the aim of promoting transparent and accountable governance. Together, they intend to address the city's most pressing challenges, such as improving infrastructure and promoting cultural and social initiatives.
Future prospects for Aosta
With the new administration in office, Rocco and Fadda face a series of challenges and opportunities. Their priority will be to listen to citizens' needs and work together to find effective solutions. A collaborative approach will be essential to ensure inclusive and participatory governance.
In a context of growing social and economic complexity, Rocco's leadership could prove decisive for Aosta's future. His ability to build alliances and engage the community is key to the success of his administration. Citizens eagerly await the first steps of the new mayor and his team, hoping for positive and lasting change.