The "Federal Italian League" is born, Salvini's name disappears from the symbol
Secretary Matteo Salvini unveiled the new logo during the congress, removing his name to comply with electoral law.
Quick Look
- Matteo Salvini presented the new symbol of the League, called "Federal Italian League".
- The logo, characterized by the colors blue, yellow and white, maintains the figure of Alberto da Giussano but removes the leader's name to comply with electoral law.
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Why It Matters
The previous symbol was officially "League for Salvini prime minister". The change is due to the need to adapt to the current electoral law.
The new symbol of the League becomes "Federal Italian League" on a white and blue background. The reconfirmed secretary Matteo Salvini showed it from the stage of the congress, asking the audience: "Do you like it?". In the symbol the word "Lega" is colored blue, 'Italy' in yellow and "federal" in white.
Between the three words remains the silhouette of Alberto da Giussano with his sword raised. Until now the symbol was officially "League for Salvini prime minister". Now the name of the leader disappears to adapt to the new electoral law which requires each coalition to indicate the name of the candidate for prime minister, as Salvini himself explained at the congress.
Open Questions
- What will be the reactions within the party regarding the name change?
