Eureka! (Azione party festival in Cuneo)
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Eureka! is the first provincial festival organised by the Azione party in the Province of Cuneo, opened on 5 November 2026 in the Exhibition Hall of the Province of Cuneo with a meeting on the electoral law attended by national deputy secretary Ettore Rosato.
Eureka! is the first provincial festival organised by the Azione party in the Province of Cuneo, held over several stops across Cuneo, Savigliano, Mondovì and Alba on the weekend of 5-8 November 2026.
The first meeting in Cuneo
The festival opens in the Exhibition Hall of the Province of Cuneo with the meeting «Verso il voto: legge elettorale, programma e alleanze» (Towards the vote: electoral law, programme and alliances), which the organisers describe as drawing intense attendance [1]. Speakers at the debate include Azione national deputy secretary and MP Ettore Rosato, economist Costantino De Blasi (founder of Liberi Oltre), Azione's provincial secretary and Treiso municipal councillor Giacomo Prandi, and Azione Cuneo's city secretary Nicolò Musso [1]. The meeting is moderated by Fabio Rubero of Cuneo24.it [1]. Those in attendance include Cuneo mayor Patrizia Manassero and Cuneo Civica coordinator Marco Bertone [1].
The issues discussed
In his address, Rosato restates the party's national line ahead of the 2027 general election, announcing that Azione will run alone to "unseat this fake two-party system which unites coalitions that are deeply divided internally on key issues" [1]. The MP refers to the new electoral law, known as the Stabilicum, under which the majority bonus is triggered if a coalition wins at least 42% of the vote in both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate; Rosato states that the party's goal is to prevent the two main coalitions from reaching that threshold, in order to favour the formation of a pro-European government [1]. De Blasi outlines a profile of the centrist electorate, while Prandi describes the party's activity in the province ahead of the 2027 local elections, which will cover, among others, the towns of Cuneo, Mondovì and Savigliano [1].
The following stops
After opening in Cuneo, the Eureka! festival continues with events in Savigliano, Mondovì and Alba [1].
Sources
- Cuneo24 — 6 November 2026