US EditionNumber Two of the Pp’s New Generations Drop Off as an Affiliate and Ask for Vox’s Vote
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Carlo Giacomo Angrisano Girauta could be the name of a character of a Turkish soap opera. Carlo Giacomo is the son of an Italian admiral and the soap opera is served, but in Genoa 13, the headquarters of the PP. Angrisano is the former secretary general of the youths of the PP that this weekend has slammed the door to the party that saw him grow to ask for the vote “without rodeos” to Vox. The algarabía of the social networks has been immediate.…
NNGG's number two (New Generations) has resigned from office and now defends its position in the midst of controversy
'Genova' claims that he had been "unworked, at least for the PP": "Resign before he was resigned."
The secretary general of the New Generations (NNGG) of the PP, Carlo Giacomo Angrisano, has asked to leave as an affiliate of the party and has asked for the vote for Vox. Angrisano has reported his decision by means of a statement, in which he has stated that "the PP has stopped defending the values for which we are affiliated most of us".The number two of the NNGG has so far pointed out that he joined the party in 2012 "for the love of Spain, …
The former number 2 of New Generations (NNGG) of the PP, Carlo Giacomo Angrisano Girauta, who this Sunday has released a video announcing that he is leaving the party and asking for the vote for Vox, is nephew of Juan Carlos Girauta, MEP of Vox, formation in which he fell after having been deputy of Citizens in Congress – he exercised as parliamentary spokesman. At just 19 years old he joined the PP and climbed to the leadership of the youth of …
Sources from Genoa explain that Carlo Angrisano has long ceased to exercise his functions as an adviser in the European Parliament and ironize: "His march is not a brain drain" Read
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