Edoardo Pignatti

Governing Formigine “seriously” means definitively eliminating the concept of the periphery, as a community can only truly be defined as such if its areas geographically furthest from the center receive the same level of care, innovation, and institutional attention. Colombaro today requires a radical shift in approach - one that moves beyond the logic of routine maintenance toward a structural redefinition of its functions and its urban dignity. This means categorically abandoning the notion...

In my previous post on Colombaro, I had already emphasized that governing “seriously” means definitively moving beyond the concept of the periphery, restoring full dignity and function to outlying districts as well, because a community truly exists only when every part of it is placed in a position to generate value, services, and quality of life. That vision, however, cannot remain confined to the realm of intentions; in my view, it must be translated into precise, verifiable choices capable...

Formigine is a community governed with seriousness, competence, and attention to its citizens. Since its establishment, the work of Mayor Elisa Parenti and her team has contributed to ensuring stability, quality of services, and a balanced vision for the development of the territory. This is an important starting point, deserving of respect, and it reflects great responsibility and expertise. For this reason, I believe that engagement in public life cannot rely on slogans or confrontational...