
The leader of Italia Viva invites the reformists of Forza Italia to leave the party
Matteo Renzi, during the Leopolda event in Florence, launched an appeal to the centrists and in particular to the reformists of Forza Italia, inviting them to leave the party to join Italia Viva as they are against the anti-European line.
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Matteo Renzi gave his final speech at Leopolda, an annual political event he organized in Florence.
"We launch an appeal to all centrists, my great appeal goes to the reformists, in particular of Forza Italia: leave the party and come with us, you cannot be with those who deny Europe. The doors are open and I am sure that some signals will arrive shortly". IV leader Matteo Renzi said this in his final speech at the Leopolda in Florence.

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