Elections in Italy: right coalition wins two important regions

The government coalition won the two most populous regions in the country, Lombardy and Latium. This vote was marked by a strong abstention, with only 40 % participation.

mo12345lemonde with AFP

The Italian right coalition in the government won the regional elections organized on Sunday February 12 and Monday, February 13 in two important regions, according to the almost complete results. The ballot was marked by a high abstention rate.

The coalition formed of Fratelli d’Italia (FDI, extreme right) of the Giorgia Meloni government head of the Matteo Salvini and Forza Italia (FI, right) anti -matteo league by Silvio Berlusconi won the two regions More populated by the peninsula: Lombardy, economic lung of the country, and Latium, region of the capital Rome.

After the counting of almost all ballots, the candidate of the right in Lombardy, the outgoing governor Attilio Fontana, member of the League, is credited with 55 % of the votes, while his pursuer on the left is credited with 34 %.

/Media reports cited above.