Ruggiero Montenegro

Following the disagreements over the party’s overly conservative programme, and the (veiled) accusations levelled at the ideologue Gasperini, here is the row between the “liberals” and Lavarini’s far-right faction: “The day will come when serious scholars will be able to speak freely about the Second World War and the great European national-popular revolution...”

There could be six candidates. According to the polls, the former prime minister is the favourite at the polling stations. And Magi (+Europa) is reigniting the battle against the Melonellum: “On 15 September, out onto the streets”. From online voting to the run-off: all the key issues 

The Prime Minister takes to social media: “Let’s press ahead with deportations”. In committee, the Home Secretary defends the government’s line: “No ideological battle with Sánchez. No to Dublin cases”. The other front with Berlin

“Salis and Renzi? Within a clear framework, their contribution is also welcome,” says the leader of Avs, who reiterates: “The programme comes first; it would be better to avoid campaign stalls”

The PD is targeting the historic communist newspaper and has announced an offer. But the publisher, Romeo, is playing for time: “As of today, no proposal has been made. I will consider other expressions of interest.” The secretary’s idea is to entrust the editorship to the journalist with whom she co-wrote her book, "L’Imprevista"

The general who goes about wishing for ‘crackdowns’ is preparing to thwart the majority’s plans, which are centred on Forza Italia’s treasurer, Fabio Roscioli. The by-elections in Reggio Calabria are a test for the right

Tomorrow, the former prime minister will speak on the occasion of the Nazi-Fascist massacre, another chapter in a summer in which the leader of the M5S has dominated the headlines. This comes ahead of the primaries too. Fratoianni warns: “Enough of this focus on individuals”

The leader of IV would like a mayor, such as Salis or Manfredi, to stand as a reformist candidate in the local elections. But no name has been put forward yet: so the former prime minister is considering a surprise move to stand against Schlein and Conte