“Sovereignists divided in the vote” was the headline yesterday June 9th The Republic in the hope of containing the right in this round of European elections. “The European right-wingers attack the EU but remain distant on Ukraine and NATO. Ursula Von Der Leyen ready to open up to the Greens. Turnout in Italy at 14.64%. Salvini insults Macron again, Meloni is cold. Bossi betrays the League and chooses Forza Italia”.
The newspaper directed by Maurizio Molinari tries to leverage the “impossible unity of the sovereignists”, speaks of Meloni’s “intolerance” for Salvini’s exits, of the “risk of rupture in the most delicate dossiers”. But evidently it is light years away from reality. The perception of Republic It’s not exactly true.
And so today, after the sensational result obtained by Giorgia Meloni and Fratelli d’Italia and more generally in light of the consensus received from the right across Europe, The Republic, forced into a rude awakening, can only do the right thing: “EU, right-wing in avalanche”. Already.
And then again, a brief analysis: “Earthquake in France, where Le Pen wins and Macron goes to early elections. In Germany, the AfD overtakes the SPD. In Austria, Haider’s FPO triumphs. But the Ursula PPE alliance Socialist-liberals retains the majority in Parliament. The People’s Party will now have to decide whether to open up to the Greens or Conservatives.” Good morning.
Read also: Giorgia Meloni on the vote: “Personally moved”. Against the left: “Certain attacks don’t work”
