june 4th: Sulmona VS Politics

In more than 500 attended the event to protest last night, organized by traders and some associations.
Approximately one hundred ballots returned during the protest.
The silent march started from Piazza Garibaldi and Piazza XX Settembre where two urns were positioned for delivery of cards.
Many torches in the hands of traders, the leaders of the protest, which wants to reborn through the annexation to the province of Pescara, not to vote in upcoming elections, the integration between the towns earthquake, the Free zone and Obiettivo 1 .

Many workers in layoffs that have wished to participate and also many citizens present fed by a crisis that the earthquake has made it irreversible.
Several people wore the shirt, which is now known, which calls for deserting the polls and that considers the number of earthquake sulmonesi B. We have had the controversy between the organizers, with Antonio Ruffini, president of Together for Centro Abruzzo, which is is disappointed that the lower than expected participation by the sulmonesi.
"As cultural association dealing with the vitality of the city, we asked everyone to participate and not just for traders - said with a hint of bitterness - we expected more people here We always complain about, but do not ever respond. "
"People was here, and has responded to our call - answered Claudio Mariotti, president of Confcommercio - people are tired and exasperated by the crisis and for this reason manifest."
Satisfaction was expressed by the provincial vice president of Confesercenti Franco Ruggeri, but disagrees with the abstention and secession.

Antonio Mancini, one of the promoters of the initiative, spoke to the crowd, explaining the reasons of the protest, stating that the event hasn't political color.
"There are more than a thousand displaced people in the city, but according to Bertolaso we are not able to be enclose in the earthquake zone.
There were Francesco Di Nisio (Lega Popolare), the CISL and the Raiano's mayor Enio Mastrangioli, all of tham with the demonstrators but against the delivery of voting cards and secession.