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. Meloni’s Brothers of Italy took home 26 percent of the vote, while her coalition partners boosted her aligned vote share to around 44 percent.
Her rise has led to soul-searching among some on the left in Italy who see Meloni’s political tribe as the descendants of Mussolini’s fascists. Brothers of Italy traces its origins to the Italian Social Movement , which was founded by ex-fascists after WWII. Hard-line positions on immigration and drugs combined with her disapproval of abortion and a staunch euro-skepticism reinforce the picture.
“It is a moment of uncertainty and in moments of uncertainty, populisms always acquire importance and always end in the same way: in catastrophe,” Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares, from the Socialist party, told the Spanish press.: Go inside the 9th annual Milken Institute Asia Summit, taking place from September 28-30, with a special edition of POLITICO’s Global Insider newsletter, featuring exclusive coverage and insights from this important gathering.
, but Prime Minister Justin Trudeau cautioned today that this doesn’t signal the pandemic is over. The federal government announced today that, starting Saturday, incoming travelers to Canada won’t have to test, quarantine, declare their vaccination status or use ArriveCAN, a digital tool at the center of political debate.host a state dinner for French President Emmanuel Macron