The German party (backed by Salvini) is proposing the de facto transfer of all children with disabilities to special schools. The minister appointed by the Lega, speaking on Radio 24: “I don’t like it. Italy has a long history of inclusion dating back to the 1970s.”

“His expulsion was inevitable; he passed information to the enemy – that is, to you journalists. And besides, his think tank had nothing to do with Vannacci.” So says the “Black Baron”, whilst the leader of the FN remains silent

The agenda presented in Cernobbio by the secretary is somewhat contradictory: on the one hand, it fails to take account of the centre-left’s actions within the EU and in the regions; on the other, it is not very different from some of the policies set out by the Meloni
government

The Radical Party leader has been in hospital at Santo Spirito since yesterday afternoon following a respiratory crisis. Reporters at the Rome hospital describe the situation as ‘delicate’ but note that her ‘vital signs and respiratory parameters are acceptable’.

The election in Saxony, the ‘black threat’, is uniting the left, which is gathering today on the stage at Avs in Rome. But within the opposition, analysis of the election results is dividing opinion, whilst the Movement’s close ties to Sahra Wagenknecht come to mind – ties that could now lend a hand to the AfD.

With preparations in full swing for Schlein’s final rally in Reggio Emilia, the choice of the figure who will represent the broad coalition remains the hottest topic

“It would be better to avoid the primaries. I would prefer that the electorate not be faced with the choice between Conte and Schlein, which risks being divisive,” says the former public prosecutor who handled the state-Mafia negotiations

Repentant ex-officers, former undersecretaries – all seeking the limelight. They may even be put forward as candidates by those opposed to Futuro Nazionale, but in the meantime, it all works in the general’s favour

The German election result also speaks to Italy, says Fassino, “not only because there are forces espousing slogans not dissimilar to those of the AfD, but because frustrations, insecurity and fears run deep within Italian society”. Meanwhile, on the 9th, the anti-Semitism bill – over which the PD in the Senate had been divided – arrives at the Chamber of Deputies