
Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, during the League congress, asked the delegates for a mandate to oppose the sending of further funds and weapons to Ukraine in the Council of Ministers.
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"This congress, if you choose me again as secretary, will give me the mandate to go to the Council of Ministers to bring the clear position of the League: we cannot continue to send money and weapons to Ukraine": this is what Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said at the League congress.
Salvini then asked the audience of delegates: "Raise your hand if you think I have this mandate."

Matteo Salvini was re-elected secretary of the League for the fourth time during the party's extraordinary congress. With 465 votes against the 146 of the challenger Massimo Garavaglia, he will remain in office for the next four years, until 2030.

PD secretary Elly Schlein concluded the 'Ready for the alternative' event in Montepulciano, urging unity among the party and allies to challenge the right and promote a more just future.

At the League's extraordinary congress in Milan, Matteo Salvini and Massimo Garavaglia compete for the secretariat. Salvini seeks a mandate to oppose aid to Ukraine, while Garavaglia proposes a strategy to reverse the electoral decline.

At the extraordinary congress of the League, Matteo Salvini asks for a mandate to continue the secretariat, while Massimo Garavaglia is running to reverse the decline in the polls. The internal debate reflects tensions on the political line and the role of governors.

At the League's extraordinary congress in Milan, Matteo Salvini and his challenger Massimo Garavaglia compete for the secretariat. Salvini criticizes the experience of the Draghi government, while Garavaglia aims to reverse the negative electoral trend.

At the League congress in Milan, Matteo Salvini defends the party's actions and criticizes the EU. The challenger Massimo Garavaglia proposes a more liberal and pragmatic League, criticizing the strategy of external candidacies such as that of Vannacci.