(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 25 - It is a debut as a parliamentarian "full of emotions but with a little sadness", what Rossella Sessa is experiencing, who was proclaimed deputy this morning by taking over from Enzo Fasano, her colleague from Forza Italia who died on the eve the election of the President of the Republic.
So today Sessa will immediately be the protagonist of the second vote for the Quirinale.
"I will do it with my thoughts on Enzo - says to ANSA Sessa, born in Salerno in 1973, accountant with two daughters, who took over as the first of those who were not elected in 2018 from the Campania 2-member plurinominal blue list. Enzo for me was a friend and a guide: we knew each other long ago, I started with him as a reference in the area and with Maria Carfagna as a national reference ".
"At noon there was the proclamation", says Sessa, avoiding predictions about the political future in the short and medium term: "I can't help it given my current state of mind, let's hope it goes in the best way for the good of all Italians".
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