A TV Camera promotes this Friday (05), starting at 15:30 pm, a debate with candidates for the Italian Parliament. The event with candidates for a vacancy in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate will be broadcast on the TV Câmara website (www.camara.leg.br/tv) and via his YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/camaradosdeputadosoficial).
mediated by Diego Mezzogiorno, the debate will feature the main candidates in the September 25 elections, including names like Fabio Porta, Renata Bueno, Luiz Molossi e Andrea Dorini.
Proposals
According to the organizers, all candidates were invited, but some did not confirm their presence, such as Luis Roberto Lorenzato and Emerson Fittipaldi.
The debate will last one hour and forty minutes and will have five sections, one of which will be in Italian. In this section, the third panelist, Michele Cagiano, editor-in-chief of SkyTg24, the largest Italian news channel, will ask questions related to Italy.
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Thus, spectators will be able to learn more about the coalitions and their proposals, through questions between the candidates and also questions asked by the event mediator.
Candidates
This year's elections will have 12 candidates for the Senate from South America. In addition to the aforementioned Emerson Fittipaldi, Mario Aldo Sebastiani, Andrea Matarazzo, Ivana Mainenti, Vicenzo Garruti, Marcelo Bomrad, Luciana Laspro, Mario Borghese, José Palmiotti, Rodrigo Miguel, Marcelo Zovico and Vicenzo Di Martino.
For a place in the Chamber of Deputies, in addition to Fabio Porta, Renata Bueno, Luiz Molossi, Andrea Dorini and Luis Roberto Lorenzato, the competitors are: Antonella Pinto, Salvador Finocchiaro, Filomena Narducci, Thiago Troccoli de Almeida, Valentina Pococacio, Alessandro Fama, Giancarlo Colella, Francesca Galia, Vito De Palma, Claudio Zin, Nello Collevecchio, Franco Tirelli, Francisco Nardelli, Vincenzo Carrozzino and Eugenio Sangregorio.
Early elections
It is worth remembering that the elections in Italy would take place in March 2023, but were brought forward to September 25 after the prime minister's resignation Mario Draghi.
The political reform approved in 2020 reduced the number of representatives from abroad in Italy's Parliament from 18 (12 deputies and six senators) to 12 (eight deputies and four senators).
Of this total, the South American constituency will be entitled to two deputies and one senator.
