
The leader of Futuro Nazionale Roberto Vannacci states that his movement is indispensable for the center-right to win, citing the result of the by-elections in Calabria where Forza Italia lost 11% compared to the previous municipal elections, and claims that part of those votes went to Futuro Nazionale.
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The by-elections in Calabria saw the victory of Forza Italia candidate Roscioli, but with a drop of 11% compared to the previous municipal elections, according to Roberto Vannacci of Futuro Nazionale.
There is another factor that confirms this election: National Future is indispensable for the center-right to win. We are at 11% in Reggio Calabria, which is the stronghold of Forza Italia, it is impregnable. Thus the leader of Futuro Nazionale, Roberto Vannacci, referring to the outcome of the by-elections in Calabria, and interviewed on 'Porta a Porta' in the episode which will be broadcast tonight on Rai1.
And regarding FI which won the elections with candidate Roscioli, Vannacci added: "Forza Italia and the centre-right alliance shouted victory but I remember that in the last municipal elections they got 62%, in these they got 51%, 11% less points compared to four months ago. There is little to celebrate. It means that there is a movement of votes which has certainly gone in part to Futuro Nazionale and which corroborates this factor which It's happening all over Italy."

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