The tug of war continues: thanks to the recent double defeat in the regional elections and the rivalries that are looming for the future, Lega and Forza Italia are challenging each other. Ready to do battle from the reform of Autonomy to that of citizenship, passing through the budget law. While waiting for a three-way meeting - with Giorgia Meloni, Antonio Tajani and Matteo Salvini as soon as the Prime Minister returns to Italy - it is the secretary of FI who is raising the stakes, in the majority. The Minister of Foreign Affairs promises "many" corrections to the maneuver and does not give up on the mother reform of the Lega, the one designed by Minister Roberto Calderoli to give more room for action to the Regions.
"Since before the ruling, we have shared what the Court said", insists the Forza Italia deputy prime minister, thus embracing the changes requested by the Constitutional Court after the objections of unconstitutionality raised on some parts of the law on differentiated autonomy. It is no coincidence that the observatory wanted by FI will meet on Friday afternoon to monitor, in particular, the Lep (essential levels of performance) and non-Lep matters, which have always been a source of perplexity among Forza Italia members in the south.
An activism that the members of the Northern League experience as a provocation and that could put at risk one of the historical battles, and the most northern, of the former Carroccio. With repercussions also and directly on the field, in the North.
