For the first time, Quarto hosted the Festa dell'Unita Metropolitana di Napoli, the Democratic Party's metropolitan festival, under the theme "Governare il cambiamento, costruire comunita" — "Governing change, building community."
The choice of Quarto was presented as a political signal. Mayor Antonio Sabino described the town as a model for the institutional response to organised crime, centered on the recovery and reuse of confiscated properties for public and social purposes.
According to Il Mattino, Quarto has 77 properties confiscated from organised crime. The reported reuse projects include Casa Mehari, described as a centre for journalism and legality dedicated to Giancarlo Siani, and the Case Azzurre facilities for autism services.
The newspaper also reports two future projects mentioned during the event: a new Carabinieri station and a Citta dello Studente. The reports do not say whether these projects have secured financing, permits or timelines.
The programme also looked beyond Quarto. It included a closing discussion on bradisism with the mayors of four Campi Flegrei municipalities, reflecting the continuing attention to the volcanic area west of Naples.
The reported participants included Massimiliano Manfredi, Teresa Armato, Piero De Luca and Assunta Tartaglione, alongside regional and local party figures.
The figure of 77 confiscated properties is reported by the newspaper and has not been independently verified against an official municipal or national database. The available reports do not provide the exact dates or full daily schedule of the event.
