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BackCalenda, 'no a ultimatum, auguro a D'Amato successo nel campo largo'
Calenda, 'no a ultimatum, auguro a D'Amato successo nel campo largo'
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Calenda, 'no a ultimatum, auguro a D'Amato successo nel campo largo'

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Il leader di Azione Carlo Calenda replica su X a un articolo su Alessio D'Amato e il dialogo con il sindaco Roberto Gualtieri, ribadendo che il partito non accetta ultimatum e non intende virare a destra.

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Il dialogo tra Alessio D'Amato e il sindaco Roberto Gualtieri riguarda la possibile formazione di un campo largo in vista delle prossime elezioni comunali a Roma.

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1) Azione non accetta ultimatum da nessuno; 2) non abbiamo intenzione di andare a destra ma neppure di baciare la pantofola di Bettini per un assessorato.

Ringraziamo Alessio per il lavoro di questi anni e gli auguriamo il successo che merita nel campo largo". Così, su X, il leader di Azione Carlo Calenda, postando un articolo di Repubblica in cui si ripercorre il dialogo del segretario di Az Roma Alessio D'Amato con il sindaco di Roma Roberto Gualtieri per un campo 'larghissimo' alle prossime elezioni comunali, e riporta l'ipotesi che l'ex dem lasci il partito di Calenda se lui decidesse di virare a destra.

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  • Quali saranno le mosse future di Alessio D'Amato?
  • Come evolveranno i rapporti tra Azione e il centrosinistra a Roma?

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