Overview
- Roberto Fico launched his campaign for Campania governor in Naples with Giuseppe Conte present to back him.
- Appearing on La7, Vincenzo De Luca called the rollout a “fuga in avanti” and said the early statements suggested a troubled path.
- De Luca said he will not stop anyone politically but insisted that policy platforms must be defined before candidacies.
- He opposed a Five Star–style regional citizens’ income and vowed not to engage in what he called clientelistic practices.
- He defended Campania’s social-policy record and his son Piero’s planned role as regional PD secretary, also criticizing national PD leaders for not inviting him to the Festa dell’Unità.