
The leader of the League Matteo Salvini met in Rome with the governors of Friuli Venezia Giulia Massimiliano Fedriga, of Lombardy Attilio Fontana, of the autonomous Province of Trento Maurizio Fugatti and the president of the Veneto Regional Council Luca Zaia to start the definition of a programmatic manifesto in view of the next electoral deadlines and to relaunch the political action of the party, with particular attention to the next meeting in Pontida.
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The meeting is part of the League's strategy to define a programmatic manifesto in view of the upcoming electoral deadlines and relaunch the party's political action, with particular attention to the traditional Pontida appointment.
Summit in Rome between the leader of the League Matteo Salvini and the governors of Friuli Venezia Giulia Massimiliano Fedriga, of Lombardy Attilio Fontana, of the autonomous Province of Trento Maurizio Fugatti and the president of the Veneto Regional Council Luca Zaia.
During the meeting "the desire was shared to start work in the next few days aimed at defining a programmatic manifesto, capable of gathering ideas, priorities and proposals of the League. Finally, the importance of the next meeting in Pontida was underlined, which will represent a fundamental moment to relaunch the political and government action of the League with the aim of giving concrete answers to citizens and territories". This was announced in a note from the League which underlines "the climate of absolute collaboration".
The meeting, it is underlined, took place "in a climate of absolute collaboration, the summit represented an opportunity to discuss the League's roadmap in view of the coming months and the imminent electoral deadlines. At the center of the discussion, in particular, were the ways to enhance and describe the good governance expressed by the League, the results obtained from the action of the national Executive and the many concrete responses brought to the territories by the administrations led by the party".
"During the meeting" the importance of the next meeting in Pontida was also underlined, which will represent a fundamental moment to relaunch the political and government action of the League with the aim of giving concrete answers to citizens and territories".
Salvini: 'collegial management? I can't wait to share, from secretariesO'
"A collegial management of the party or a triumvirate? I will involve all the people who have ideas and values to carry forward, starting with the governors". "So, yes, but without formulas" of the past. "I can't wait to share, acting as party secretary", "the militants and they asked me to". League leader Matteo Salvini said this while responding from the stage of the Officine Farnese to a question about the meeting with the Northern League governors. When Salvini clarified that he was "acting as party secretary", applause and choruses of support arose from the audience.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The League will present a programmatic manifesto in the next few days
Likely · Within days
The Pontida appointment will be a fundamental moment to relaunch the political action of the League
Very likely · Within weeks

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