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Matteo Salvini was confirmed as secretary of the League for the fourth consecutive time.
Matteo Salvini was confirmed as secretary of the League, for the fourth time. He will remain in office for four years, until 2030. It is the result of the vote of the extraordinary congress of the party which was expressed by secret ballot.
Salvini had 465 votes in favour. For the challenger Massimo Garavaglia 146 votes.
Immediately after the proclamation of the vote that confirmed him as secretary, a roar from the party congressmen greeted the new secretary. Then the hug on stage between him and the challenger Massimo Garavaglia, whom Salvini had just mentioned while thanking him.

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