
Matteo Renzi announced the guests of the Italia Viva event, including Vincenzo De Luca, Fedez, Andrea Stroppa, Francesca Nanni, Michele De Pascale, Mario Calabresi, Eugenio Giani, Massimiliano Fuksas and Stefano Bonaccini, as well as topics such as the fourteenth salary for professors and nurses, the stop to advance payments for VAT numbers and artificial intelligence, underlining Calabresi's willingness to discuss and run for mayor of Milan.
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Matteo Renzi, leader of Italia Viva, is promoting his latest book 'When there was her' and organizing political events to discuss topics such as civil rights, the economy and the future of the country.
The guests
In his Enews Renzi announced the presence of several guests: to open the event, a dialogue between the mayor of Salerno Vincenzo De Luca and the young people enrolled in the political training school "Deserving Europe". Among the other guests, the mayors of Udine, Parma and Cagliari. And then Fedez, as well as Musk's man in Italy, Andrea Stroppa, the general attorney of Milan, Francesca Nanni, the governor of Emilia-Romagna, Michele De Pascale and Mario Calabresi. Also included in the audience are the president of the Tuscany Region Eugenio Giani, the starchitect Massimiliano Fuksas and the president of the Democratic Party Stefano Bonaccini, who will speak on Sunday immediately before Renzi. Also expected are The Journalai, the president of +Europa Matteo Hallissey, Tommaso Nannicini, Benedetto Della Vedova, Vincenzo Spadafora, Matteo Bassetti, Pietro Bartolo and Gian Domenico Caiazza. Space will also be dedicated to the theme of civil rights, with a comparison between Ivan Scalfarotto and Tommaso Cerno, while Federico Marchetti will retrace his own path, from his years as a student away from home to his entrepreneurial career and role as advisor to King Charles.
The topics
Meanwhile, on social media, the leader of Italia Viva has relaunched some of the themes addressed in his latest book, Quando c'era lei, which he presented in both Rome and Milan in recent days, and underlined some of the proposals, such as the fourteenth for professors, nurses and law enforcement agencies, the stop to advance payments for VAT numbers and other ideas related to artificial intelligence and the future. “There are more than 200 pages of ideas and proposals,” Renzi wrote on The leader of Italia Viva also reported that he was "very happy" with the availability shown by Calabresi regarding a possible candidacy for mayor of Milan. “Naturally, I wish him the best of luck, the mayor is decided by the Milanese,” he declared.
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