
The 63-year-old accountant from Union Valdôtaine obtained 21 votes out of 34 present at the Regional Council
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The legislature began a year ago. Predecessor Renzo Testolin was declared forfeited and ineligible by the Court of Appeal of Turin, making a new election of the president of the Aosta Valley necessary.
Aurelio Marguerettaz, a 63-year-old accountant and member of the Union Valdôtaine, is the new president of Valle d'Aosta. The Regional Council elected him today evening, with 21 votes out of 34 present. He is supported by the autonomists (UV and Autonomist Centre) and by Forza Italia.
After the start of the legislature a year ago, Marguerettaz's election comes after the Turin Court of Appeal declared his predecessor Renzo Testolin lapsed because he was ineligible.
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