The Young of Forza Italia has chosen Valentine's Day to advocate for a Yes vote in the upcoming justice referendum scheduled for March 22-23. Milan's secretary, Vincenzo Piazza, views the referendum as a crucial civil rights issue and seeks to convey a strong political message regarding their commitment to freedom. The initiative reflects a strategic effort to mobilize younger voters and stimulate public debate on justice matters and civic responsibility.

The campaign will include an event at Cam Garibaldi, featuring a series of discussions titled "Let'S Talk," focused on the referendum themes. Both Piazza and deputy Giada Martucci will lead the discussions, which will tackle the intersection of law and politics. Noteworthy speakers include former Deputy Paola Concia,former city councilor Pietro Tatarella, and regional councilor Gianluca Comazzi, who are set to contribute insights on the referendum's implications and legal considerations.

This proactive engagement from the Young of Forza Italia highlights a broader strategy to counter social and political challenges faced by the party. By leveraging significant days such as Valentine's Day, the group aims to resonate emotionally with the electorate while clearly outlining the referendum's questions. The involvement of various legal and political figures underscores a multisectoral approach to educating voters and promoting civic discourse on justice reform in Italy.