
The group leader in the Senate responds to the criticisms during the extraordinary congress: "I ask for more collegial leadership, but I remain a member of the Northern League"
Massimiliano Romeo intervenes at the League congress asking for more collegial leadership and greater involvement of governors to reverse the decline in consensus, categorically denying hypotheses of splits or abandonments of the party.
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The League's extraordinary congress is being held at a time of internal debate on the political line and leadership of the party.
Massimiliano Romeo forcefully responds to the criticisms, warming up from the stage of the extraordinary congress of the League. "The problem is not within the League but it is the people outside who no longer vote for us. This is the problem - said the secretary of the Lombard League and group leader in the Senate - So next to the secretary, why can't there be a group of governors who have a particular appeal being first in the rankings?".
And he continued: "Someone thought it was a personal issue, no sir, it's a political issue and so we tried to make suggestions and to lend a hand to Matteo Salvini and the League. What's so revolutionary in asking for more collegial guidance and extending it to a team?".
In any case, "I have never thought - he specified - of leaving the League, I have never thought about splits, I have never thought about other parties, I am absolutely not part of those who seek a position at all costs. I am from the League, I was born in the League, I have never changed parties, I have never changed my shirt and I will always remain in the League. Even if there were to be a minority position for me or there were to be measures against me, I remain, I am and will always remain a member of the League".

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