Ugo Moroni and Luigi Durante say their no-confidence motion against San Lorenzello Mayor Antimo Lavorgna was a political response to unresolved administrative problems, not a personal attack. According to NTR24, they reject the mayor’s characterization of the move as personal or ungrateful.
The motion was submitted on 3 November 2026 by six councillors: Emilia Anzovino, Luigi Durante, Alfredo Lavorgna, Pietro Paolo Lavorgna, Giovanni Meglio and Ugo Moroni, according to NTR24 and Ottopagine. The reports say it targets the mayor and the municipal executive over water services, waste management, public works, resources and the governing method.
Moroni and Durante say they sent a certified email on 12 October 2026 requesting periodic coordination meetings and greater involvement in administrative decisions, but received no formal response, according to NTR24. They describe the motion as the result of years of difficulty in institutional dialogue.
They are publicly seeking clarification on three issues: deadlines linked to the Carta Dedicata a Te, the progress of nursery-school works, and the results and consequences of fire-service checks on school buildings, according to NTR24. The current status of those matters remains unresolved.
The signatories deny that the motion is intended to create a new majority or distribute offices, presenting it instead as a choice made in the community’s interest, according to the reports. The motion opens the process under Article 52 of the Consolidated Law on Local Authorities, under which the council must decide whether the administration can continue. No council vote date or outcome has been reported, and no municipal reply was included in the available reports.
