The Lazio regional divisions divide FdI. In Torre Angela it almost comes to blows

Inside the Brothers of Italy, the Lazio regional teams are becoming a showdown. Certainly no one expected that the matter could end up in the hands. The story is from a few days ago. Small, but able to describe well the mounting tensions that cross the party, once a small and compact acolyte, today the main government force. Growing up fast also has its side effects. It all happened a few days ago in Torre Angela, a neighboring and twin district, in the degradation and liveliness of the suburbs, of the better known Tor Bella Monaca. At a gazebo there is Stephen Pelone, councilor of the VI municipality elected from the FdI lists. There is an election campaign. Pelone is in the mixed group today, he left FdI in controversy over a dispute with fellow councilors and the president of the Town Hall Nicola Franco, guilty of not wanting him to lead the School commission. However, he remains an iron Rampellian, in the sense of Fabio Rampelli, vice president of the Chamber of Deputies and great excluded from the Meloni government. Al gazebo is therefore campaigning not only for the party, but also, and above all, for the two Rampellian candidates for the regional council, Fabrizio Ghera and Marika Rotondi. When he realizes that right across the street is Nazzareno Gasbarra, unelected candidate of the town hall, close to President Franco. He’s handing out campaign flyers. Also his from FdI, but for two other candidates, Antonio Aurigemma and Laura Corrotti. Pelone can’t see us anymore. “What are you doing?”, he yells. The other one doesn’t seem to want to listen and Pelone comes forward with a hard face. He comes close to a fist fight. We need to take action to divide them.