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TORONTO – Endorsement di peso per Steven Del Duca nella corsa alla poltrona di sindaco per Vaughan. A farlo è stato ieri il primo cittadino uscente Maurizio Bevilacqua, che contemporaneamente ha annunciato la creazione di un piano in 10 punti che cofirmato dallo stesso Del Duca che di fatto diventa parte della piattaforma programmatica dell’ex leader del Partito Liberale provinciale…
TORONTO – Il sindaco di Vaughan Maurizio Bevilacqua ha annunciato che non cercherà la rielezione alle elezioni municipali entro la fine dell’anno (24 ottobre). Ha consegnato il messaggio all’annuale Gala del sindaco di Vaughan mercoledì sera, presso l’Universal Event Space di Vaughan. È stato la prima festa svoltasi in presenza dal 2019, dopo una pausa di due anni a causa della pandemia di Covid-19…
TORONTO – Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua announced he will not be seeking re-election in the Municipal election later this year (October 24). He delivered the message at the annual Vaughan Mayor’s Gala Wednesday evening at the Universal Event Space in Vaughan. It was the first in-person Gala since 2019, following a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
VAUGHAN – Il sindaco uscente di Vaughan, Maurizio Bevilacqua, non si ricandiderà alle prossime elezioni municipali, il prossimo 24 ottobre…
VAUGHAN – The mayor of Vaughan, Maurizio Bevilacqua, will not run again in the next municipal elections, next 24 October.
The news was announced by Bevilacqua himself, during a gala tonight in Vaughan, where the mayor also celebrated his birthday.
“The city is in good shape,” Bevilacqua told those who asked him the reason for his decision.
