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Former Deputy Minister Laura Castelli Appointed Deputy Mayor of Messina
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Former Deputy Minister Laura Castelli Appointed Deputy Mayor of Messina

From Corriere della Sera · () Italian

Translated from Italian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Laura Castelli, former Italian Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance, has been appointed deputy mayor of Messina.
  • Castelli, a prominent figure from the Five Star Movement and now president of Sud chiama Nord, expressed honor and readiness for the new role.
  • She highlighted Messina's profound transformation since 2018, calling its administration a model for Italy.

Laura Castelli, formerly Italy's Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance, is embarking on a new political chapter as the deputy mayor of Messina. Castelli, who is also the president of the Sud chiama Nord party and a former key member of the Five Star Movement, announced her new appointment, stating she is "honored to join Federico Basile's team and assume the role of deputy mayor of the city of Messina." Known for her dedication, Castelli remarked, "Those who know me know that I have never shied away from responsibilities. I have always focused on work, dialogue, and the ability to transform ideas into concrete results." She extended her gratitude to Mayor Federico Basile, pledging to leverage her extensive institutional experience and daily commitment to serve the city. Castelli emphasized the significant changes Messina has undergone since 2018, initially under Mayor Cateno De Luca and subsequently under Mayor Basile. She noted that the results achieved and the continued trust from citizens demonstrate the effectiveness of their chosen path. "Today Messina represents a model of good administration that we also bring to the territories where Sud chiama Nord is present. A model to be exported throughout Italy," she declared.

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Originally published by Corriere della Sera in Italian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.