Senator Bruno Astorre of the Democratic Party was discovered dead at Rome's Palazzo Cenci.
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| Italian Senator Bruno Astorre |
Bruno Astorre was a Democratic Party senator who dedicated his life to Lazio and politics.
Senator Bruno Astorre, secretary of the Lazio Democratic Party, died unexpectedly and unexpectedly, leaving the Democratic Party and the world of Italian politics in sadness. The senator's body was discovered dead at Palazzo Cenci, Rome, where his office was located.
On March 11, 1963, Astorre was born in Rome and began his political career as a member of the Christian Democrats. In 1985, he was elected to the Italian People's Party's city council in Colonna, a few kilometers from Rome. Three years later, in 1998, he became the first of those elected to the municipal council.
In 2003, he was elected to the Lazio Region council for the first time with La Margherita, and in 2005, he was re-elected on the L'Ulivo list, which backed the winning candidate for president, Pietro Marrazzo. He then became a councilor for public works and the home in the Marrazzo junta, a post he held until 16 September 2009, when he took over as President of the Lazio Regional Council, succeeding Guido Milana, who was elected to the European Parliament.
In 2010, Astorre ran for regional elections for the third time with the Democratic Party, as part of a coalition that included the radical Emma Bonino. He was elected as the first Democrat to the Lazio regional council once more. On May 12, 2010, he was appointed in a minority share as vice president of the Lazio regional council. Renata Polverini of the center-right coalition was, in reality, the Region's president.
Throughout his political career, the senator was notable for his unbreakable relationship with the land where he was born and reared, notably Rome and Lazio. Territory that has allowed Astorre to steadily work his way through the institutions till he reaches Parliament.
Moreover, following his duties in the regional council and the collapse of the Polverini junta, the dem politician competed for the first time in the 2012 Democratic Party MPs for the 2013 national elections. He won a seat in the Senate of the Republic in the Lazio district by finishing third on the regional list with roughly 7,200 votes. As a result, he was elected senator for the first time in the XVII Legislature.
On 4 December 2013, Astorre was elected by secret vote to the Cassa depositi e prestiti supervisory panel, and after being elected to the Democratic Party's National Assembly in the party primaries conducted on 8 December 2013, he was assigned to the Democratic Party's National Directorate.
He was re-nominated in the same constituency for the center-left alliance in the political quota on March 4, 2018, and re-elected at Palazzo Madama. Following the elections, he was appointed to the VIII Public Works Commission, of which he was also secretary. He was also elected regional secretary of the Democratic Party for Lazio on December 1, 2018.
Ultimately, on September 25, 2022, he was re-elected as a Senate candidate for early policies as leader of the list in the Lazio 02 plurinominal district.