Caterina Avanza, Brescia di 38 years, today coordinator for the European elections of En Marche and close collaborator of Macron, she will be one of the candidates in Brussels for the Democratic Party. High school and degree in Political Science in Italy, master's degree at the Sorbonne, married with two children and living in Paris since 15 years, Avanza was "indicated" by Macron himself as a "bridge" between the two states, «in an attempt to coagulate a progressive European ruling class» capable of countering the advance of sovereignism and at the same time governing macroeconomic issues (from steel to 5G) and environmental in a unified way.
Who looked for it from Italy? And what does Macron say?, angry that he is leaving his staff?
«Macron angry? He was the one who pushed for my candidacy. Then there was a phone call between Nicola Zingaretti and Stanislas Guerini, the secretary of En Marche! and the Democratic Party secretary has decided to nominate me, even though I was never a member of his party. He's doing some serious work in list building and I like his perspective: in Europe we need a great alliance between progressive and center-left forces from Tsipras to Macron".
But En Marche in Brussels will sit alongside the socialists?
«No. And he won't even be with Alde. We are trying to create a core group with alliances open to socialists and greens. We talked about it with Zingaretti. He is available to collaborate on many projects".

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