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Salvini ha parlato alla Festa della Lega Toscana a Donoratico, affermando di aver trovato l'accordo su una legge elettorale con preferenze che garantisce governabilità, dove chi vince governa in un solo turno.
"Abbiamo trovato l'accordo su una legge elettorale fatta bene, con le preferenze e che garantisce la governabilità. Abbiamo trovato l'accordo e la Lega lo mantiene. One shot e chi vince governa". Lo ha detto il leader leghista Matteo Salvini alla Festa della Lega Toscana a Donoratico (Livorno).
"Penso che sia giusto chiamare al voto gli italiani un solo giorno, un solo turno. Il modello elettorale migliore è quello che elegge i governatori. Col doppio turno a sinistra riescono a tirare dentro di tutto di più, poi si sciolgono poco dopo perché non vanno d'accordo", ha sottolineato Salvini spiegando che "se oggi siamo a festeggiare governo più longevo per essere coerenti si va a votare l'ultimo giorno utile che gli italiani ci hanno delegato. Penso che nell'autunno del 2027 gli italiani potranno scegliere".
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Gli italiani saranno chiamati al voto nell'autunno del 2027
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Giorgia Meloni celebrates the longevity record of her government in Bari in a rally that marks the beginning of the electoral campaign, defends stability and attacks the opposition and magistrates, confirms the extension of the SEZ to the whole of Italy and announces new policies on fuel, defense and national oil extraction.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni celebrated the longest-serving government in Italian history in Bari, underlining the stability, economic results and voter confidence, while center-right ministers and allies took part in the party; protests limited the path of the counter-demonstration.

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While Giorgia Meloni takes part in the celebrations for the government's longevity record in Bari, 2,500 dismissal letters are sent to Taranto for workers of the Ex Ilva related industries. The opposition, led by Elly Schlein, Angelo Bonelli and Giuseppe Conte, harshly attacks the executive for economic and social policies, denouncing low wages, high energy prices, rising prices and the renunciation of healthcare by millions of Italians. Matteo Renzi criticizes the government with ironic tones on social media.

An anti-government procession organized in Bari to coincide with the Brothers of Italy party at the port saw over 500 demonstrators march from the city center to the Basilica of San Nicola, where they were blocked by law enforcement in riot gear. The organizers denounce illegitimate restrictions and ask for the application of the Constitution on the freedom to demonstrate, while they report three preventive stops and identifications along the way. The demonstration took place peacefully despite polemical slogans and smoke bombs.