At the end of the Sunday election, the alliance of the lines obtains, with more than 44 % of the votes, a clear and clear majority, both in the Chamber of Deputies and in the Senate.
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The journalists were much more numerous than the activists to wait for Giorgia Meloni, in the salons of the Roman hotel that she had chosen for headquarters in the evening of the legislative elections on Sunday, September 25. And it was in the middle of the night, at half past 2 in the morning, that the leader of the Fratelli party of Italia (post-fascist) appeared all smiles behind the desk, on the notes of the tube of the summer of 1975, my He cielo e sempre piu blu, by Rino Gaetano, who accompanied him throughout his electoral campaign.
The song does not lie: blue is the traditional color of the Alliance des droits, since its birth in 1994. And undoubtedly, Italy, after this vote, is much more blue than Before.
With more than 26 % of the votes, Fratelli d’Italia has won the brilliant success that the polls have promised for several months, and the alliance of the lines to which it belongs obtains, with more than 44 % of the votes, a Clear and clear majority, both in the Chamber of Deputies and in the Senate. Yet it is without triumphalism and in an unusually serious and measured tone that Giorgia Meloni took the floor to announce that she claimed “a government led by Frattelli d’Italia” for the next legislature.
After denouncing the “violent” and “aggressive” campaign that her party would have suffered, according to her, Giorgia Meloni called for “reciprocal respect”, before launching his supporters that it will be, from Tomorrow, “to show our value” and that the challenge would be in the future to “unite the Italians”. A slightly cryptic reference to the troubled origins of its movement, heir to the complex history of post-war fascism (“I dedicate this victory to all people who are no longer there and who deserved to live this night”), a quote From Saint Francis of Assisi to close his speech of less than ten minutes, and the great triumphant of the evening had already left, promising his audience the continuation for the next day.
If she plays the leading roles on the national scene for the first time, Giorgia Meloni, at 45, is already a seasoned parliamentarian. She who has been elected to the Chamber of Deputies without discontinuing since 2006 – and therefore begins her sixth term – is not unaware that after victory, the real difficulties begin. Admittedly, with more than a quarter of the votes, Fratelli d’Italia will be the first group of the next legislature, but that does not mean that power will fall into his arms, like a mature fruit
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