Calenda: the centre-right without Salvini would be stronger, Meloni sets her conditions
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Carlo Calenda, leader of Azione, said that a centre-right without Matteo Salvini would emerge stronger. The statement comes at a time of discussion about the balance within the governing coalition led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
Azione has also set some "red lines" regarding relations with Forza Italia, the party led by Antonio Tajani. The issue concerns the future of the coalition and the conditions needed to continue cooperating among the different centre-right parties.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also intervened on the matter, placing some points at the centre of the political debate. Her positions are being followed closely, because the stability of the majority is important for the government.
Calenda's statements show how delicate the internal relations within the centre-right are. In the coming days, it will be interesting to see whether these issues lead to new agreements or to new tensions among the coalition's parties.
Sources: Il Foglio
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