
The Friulian senator criticizes the internal currents and defends Salvini's leadership
During the extraordinary congress of the League in Milan, senator Marco Dreosto criticized Massimiliano Romeo, accusing him of fueling factionalism and personal diatribes that weaken the party and the leadership of Matteo Salvini.
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The extraordinary congress of the League is held in Milan in a climate of internal debate on the party line.
Attack in the hall, during the extraordinary congress of the League underway in Milan, on Massimiliano Romeo, one of the so-called dissidents of the party line. The protagonist is Senator Marco Dreosto who is also secretary of the Northern League in Friuli Venezia Giulia.
"I believe that currentism destroys us", was his premise, reiterating his "clear, open and loyal support for Matteo Salvini" and adding a reflection: "I see in the room my group leader in the Senate (Romeo, ed.) with whom we did a lot of work together in Rome, side by side. But I must say that you cannot question a secretary for what are internal personal diatribes, transforming them into a national debate". There was applause at his words.
Dreosto added: "First of all comes the good of the League, dialectics is democratic lifeblood but the pursuit of criticism which is for use by the press which we always have against, weakens our credibility and results in the area".

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