Tag Archives: Italian Election

Mar 28 2018

Salvini, the Leader who Replaced Berlusconi

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Posted in: Euroscepticism, Italy

By Alessandro Franzi Silvio Berlusconi no longer leads the Italian centre-right coalition. The outcome of the recent election has given this role to Matteo Salvini, the younger (ex-Northern) League leader who aspires to be the next prime minister. Mr Salvini has turned … Continue reading →

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Feb 28 2018

Italy’s General Elections: Four Key Issues

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Posted in: Elections, Euroscepticism, Italy, Roberto Orsi

By Roberto Orsi Next Sunday (4 March) Italian citizens will elect a new Parliament, after a complete five-year cycle. Much has changed since the last vote on 24-25 February 2013. It will be argued here that this election is probably … Continue reading →

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Feb 27 2013

Reactions to the Italian Election across Europe

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Posted in: France, Germany, Greece, Henry Radice, Italy, Max Hänska, Press Roundups, Roberto Orsi, Vassilis Paipais

The Italian election on the weekend 24-25 February was hugely anticipated and the results, though perhaps not surprising, have not brought the decisive clarity that many had hoped for. Briefly we summarise a few observations from the way the election … Continue reading →

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