Matone leaves the League and joins Forza Italia: "It represents enlightened governing centre-right"
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Senator Simonetta Matone has announced that she is leaving the League and joining Forza Italia. With this choice, the politician changes party within the centre-right, the coalition that supports the government led by Giorgia Meloni.
In her statements, Matone explained that Forza Italia represents for her the "enlightened" centre-right, that is, a moderate and governing coalition, with particular attention to rights and reforms. She then stressed that her decision is not against her former party colleagues, but stems from a different vision of politics.
Matone's move comes at a time when the coalition parties are discussing important issues, such as justice reform and the management of social policies. Forza Italia, founded by Silvio Berlusconi, is the reference party of the moderate centre and, according to observers, is seeking to strengthen its presence in Parliament.
The effects of this change on the internal balance of the majority are not yet clear. In the coming days, party leaders are expected to comment on the decision, while citizens can follow developments through national political news.
Sources: la Repubblica
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