Francesco Rocca’s strategy of silence, between beaches, greenery and ballots

It’s there, but you can’t see it. She has been in office since the beginning of February, but her movements, apart from the first convulsive month for the formation of the junta, can only be guessed by looking at the filigree leaves around the Pisana. So what does the governor elected in the winter do as summer finally progresses? Francesco Rocca, former Red Cross summit that many had wanted to indicate, in the center-right, as an exponent of civil society capable of uniting the coalition that had already been put to the test of decision-making on the mayoral candidate? There are those who say, among the elected blacks, greens and blues, that “Rocca is busy with the ballots” and those who instead underline “the strategic commitment for the future”, and that could be all, given the rarity of appearances and statements by the governor. In the meantime, small indications indicate the attention on the coast, with the two and a half million for the beaches, to be distributed among the municipalities concerned, and also on greenery (European week of parks), without neglecting bureaucracy and prisons (in early May, but it was almost a month ago, Rocca’s presence in Regina Coeli was noted, where the governor spent words against overcrowding).