One week after the vote, although - between recounts and appeals - some minor surprises we may still have, the scenario is sufficiently defined to paint a picture of the winners and losers in the recently concluded election round.
Giorgia Meloni will be the next head of the Italian government. The first woman, certainly, but also the first right-wing person, without "center-" prefixes, in Republican history. She will have a great historical responsibility and not an easy task.
With one day to go before the polls open, we would like to reintroduce to you the six points you have chosen as priorities from our list of principles for upcoming legislators. Going to look at how well the parties' programs agree with each of them.
After 5 years of working in Parliament serving the Italian Community abroad, I was asked to renew my commitment. I decided to accept with enthusiasm. And, as a Member of the Machiavelli Center, I am pleased to introduce myself and explain why I'm running againg to its readers.
Two weeks ago, the Machiavelli Center compiled a list of 13 fundamental principles that should guide the MPs who will be elected on September 25. We are pleased to announce those that, with thousands of votes cast, were chosen by our readers as the six priority guidelines.
Il Centro Studi Machiavelli ha presentato il suo elenco di 13 priorità per i parlamentari che saranno eletti il 25 settembre. Voi cosa ne pensate? Ecco il sondaggio per dire la vostra e votare quelli che considerate i punti più importanti: i sei più votati saranno portati all'attenzione dei candidati.
Here is a list of 13 principles, grouped into five areas (nation, people, family, work, freedom), which we believe should inspire upcoming MPs.
Draghi did everything he could not to remain head of the government. Either he was granted full powers - to him and, through him, to Letta and Mattarella, i.e., the PD - or it was a no. No it was.
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