US EditionDespite Mass Rallies, Italy’s Fractured Left Fails to Mount Real Challenge to Meloni’s Rising Far-Right Popularity
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AlKhaleej TodayDespite mass rallies, Italy’s fractured left fails to mount real challenge to Meloni’s rising far-right popularity
ROME, July 15 — Hundreds of thousands of people attended protests in Rome last month hailed as a show of strength against Giorgia Meloni’s hard-right government, but Italy’s divided opposition is struggling to make an impact. Almost three years after its historic election victory, Meloni’s far-right Brothers of Italy party remains the most popular, polling at 29 percent — above the 26 percent it secured in the September 2022 vote, according to t…
The opposition does not know on which side to stand: with the country or with an EU that is unable to defend us The government takes note that every state on the continent has different interests.And move on its own.At the beginning the left accused Giorgia Meloni of flattening herself on Donal's positions...
Three years after his election, the far right prime minister remains the country's most popular party leader.
Giuseppe Conte (M5S) responded harshly to comments by Giorgia Meloni (FdI), who compared his daily decisions to "a parachute jump." The president of the Five Star Movement published a lengthy Facebook post criticizing the prime minister. "These statements do not move us," Conte wrote. The Five Star Movement leader emphasized how many Italians live day-to-day without any social protection. Criticizing economic policies, Conte listed the groups mo…
In Meloni's Italy, left-wing parties struggle
Hundreds of thousands of people attended protests in Rome last month hailed as a show of strength against Giorgia Meloni’s hard-right government, but Italy’s divided opposition is struggling to make an impact. Almost three years after its historic election victory, Meloni’s far-right Brothers of Italy party remains the most popular, polling at 29 percent — above the 26 percent it secured in the September 2022 vote, according to the latest YouTre…
Hundreds of thousands of people critical of the government of Giorgia Meloni demonstrated in June in Rome, for Palestine and the march of pride. But the left, divided and in crisis, does not appear to be a credible alternative for the majority of Italians.
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