He spent himself without fireworks. Now the electoral law is in the sights of the League
Matteo Salvini seems to be less of a protagonist in the recent referendum challenge, focusing instead on internal party issues like the recent departure of General Vannacci.
The Alpini and the 'Va Pensiero'. A simple ceremony for the last farewell to Bossi
The League party members gather for the funeral of their political father, Umberto Bossi, in Pontida, reflecting on their history and future.
Pontida Comes Together for Bossi: Hundreds of Activists Say Last Goodbye
Hundreds of Lega party activists gather in Pontida to pay their final respects to founder Umberto Bossi, as funeral preparations take center stage.
The Senatùr wanted separate careers. "After the hangings in the classroom, we opened our eyes"
In 2004, Italian Justice Minister Roberto Castelli announced a proposal for the separation of judicial careers, reflecting a significant shift in the Lega Nord party's approach to justice reform.
Babbini, the historic driver: "He and I in search of money"
Pino Babbini, a historical driver for Italy's Lega party, shares a nostalgic yet proud recollection of a failed attempt to secure funds from the Libyan government during an unusual trip to Tripoli.
The farewell in the 'sacred' Pontida. Salvini: 'We will honor him with a Yes'
Umberto Bossi's farewell will take place in Pontida, reflecting his significant role in the history of the League party, in a deeply political and personal ceremony.
His incisive and sharp humor from 'Mr. Pirletti' to the drug dealer Ciampi
The obituary written by Pier Luigi Bersani upon Umberto Bossi's death reflects on his complex legacy as a political figure in Italy, highlighting the mixture of admiration and irreverence surrounding him.
Fontana: "The League loses those who invented it, I'm a friend"
Attilio Fontana reflects on the legacy of Umberto Bossi, emphasizing his significance in founding the League party and his friendship with him.
Attilio Fontana: 'Umberto Bossi was linked to the original party and the defense of the North'
Attilio Fontana reflects on the legacy of Umberto Bossi, recognizing his pivotal role in the origins of the Lega party and expressing sadness over his passing.
Snubbed and Insulted. He Changed the Way the Whole Country Thinks
Umberto Bossi, the founder of the League party in Italy, has passed away, leaving behind a significant impact on Italian politics and society.
"Always Vote for Bossi", Banners and Tributes from Major League Figures in a Procession to the Senatùr's House
Following the death of Umberto Bossi, supporters and prominent members of his political party, Lega Nord, gathered in tribute at his home in Gemonio.
Lega Founder: Italian Right-Wing Populist Bossi Has Died
Umberto Bossi, the co-founder of Italy's right-wing party Lega, has passed away at the age of 84 in Varese, Italy.
Umberto Bossi, ally of Silvio Berlusconi, has died
Umberto Bossi, a prominent right-wing populist politician from Northern Italy and co-founder of the Northern League party, has passed away.
Founding Member of Lega: Italian Right-Winger Bossi Dies
Umberto Bossi, the co-founder of Italy's right-wing party Lega, has died at the age of 84 in Varese, Italy.
Lega founder: Italian right-wing populist Bossi dead
Umberto Bossi, co-founder of the Italian right-wing party Lega, has died at the age of 84 in a hospital in Varese, Italy.
Lega Nord's provocative founder dead
Umberto Bossi, the founder of the Italian right-wing populist party Lega Nord, has died at the age of 84.
Umberto Bossi has died. Farewell to the founder of the League
Umberto Bossi, the 84-year-old founder of Italy's League party, has passed away after being hospitalized in critical condition, prompting condolences from across the political spectrum.
Political Polls: Forza Italia and Lega Decline, M5s Performs Well
Recent polls show that Forza Italia and Lega are experiencing a decline in voter support, while the M5s party is gaining traction among Italian voters.
Towards the final rush between the 'Freccia' of FI, the Lega's gazebos and FdI in the markets
The campaign for the Yes vote in the justice referendum scheduled for March 22-23 is entering its final phase, with the Lega party mobilizing across various locations in the city.
Electoral law, Salvini: 'Everything can be improved'
Matteo Salvini acknowledges that the electoral law could be improved, amid opposition claims of its unconstitutionality and discontent from his own party members regarding the abolition of single-member constituencies.
New electoral law, simulations on the parties: the League risks being halved
The new electoral law in Italy could lead to the League party, led by Matteo Salvini, losing half of its representatives even in a coalition victory due to decreasing support and new voting rules.
No more anarchy for bikes and scooters. The campaign will focus on safety and mobility
The Lega party expresses strong opposition against the implementation of the ZTL Isola, arguing it would restrict citizens' mobility within a small area while failing to address broader issues such as reckless parking and safety.
Electoral Reform, the Blitz of the Center-Right. Discontent in the League
The center-right coalition in Italy has advanced its electoral reform proposal, leading to tensions within the League party.
Referendum, Forza Italia accuses the League: 'They are not campaigning for the yes vote'
Forza Italia criticizes the League for not actively supporting the yes campaign in an upcoming referendum, prompting internal discussions among party leaders.
Political Polls: The League is Growing Again, Vannacci Slows Down
A recent political poll indicates that Italy's League party is gaining ground, while Roberto Vannacci's movement is experiencing a slowdown.
Threats to the League deputy Simonetta Matone: "Always ask yourself what awaits you around the corner"
In a politically charged environment in Italy, Lega deputy Simonetta Matone has received threatening emails, prompting her to notify the postal police.
The League challenges the dossier system: candidate Di Rubba, victim of Striano
Alberto Di Rubba, a treasurer for the League party in Italy, who has faced legal troubles, is set to run for office in Veneto 2, previously held by the new governor Alberto Stefani.
From Social Media to the Games, Zaia is Ubiquitous. Stefani Overshadowed, Invisible Governor
Matteo Salvini plays down Luca Zaia's hopes of becoming the League's deputy secretary, hinting at internal party dynamics.
Europe is only arriving now. The League has been proposing these solutions for years
Andrea Ostellari, Deputy Minister of Justice, emphasizes the effectiveness of new immigration legislation in Italy, asserting that the EU is now aligning with long-standing proposals from the League.
Political Polls: Sudden Slowdown of the League, Lagging Behind Forza Italia. Vannacci's Party at 2.9%
Recent political polls indicate a decline in support for Italy's League party, which has fallen behind Forza Italia, while the newly formed party by Roberto Vannacci is polling at 2.9%.
Salvini wants to stop party switchers. Vannacci promises: 'I will be in coalition'
Matteo Salvini has proposed a new law to prevent politicians from changing party allegiance, in light of a recent betrayal by Roberto Vannacci.
Vannacci Case, the League Wants the 'Anti-Traitors' Law: Proposal to Amend the Constitution
The Italian political party Lega proposes a constitutional amendment termed 'anti-traitors' in response to internal tensions following the Vannacci case.
The grillini roar against the naval blockade. But they signed it with the government and the League
The M5S deputy Alfonso Colucci criticizes the naval blockade in a new security package, despite his party having previously supported similar measures with the League government.
The anger of the old bosses: 'Lega destroyed by Salvini, he is worse than Vannacci'
Old leaders of the Lega express anger over Salvini's leadership, claiming it has led to the party's downfall and criticizing references made by Vannacci.
Salvini now fortifies himself: "I want a united League." But he holds back on Zaia as vice
Matteo Salvini emphasizes the importance of a united League while hesitating on appointing Luca Zaia as his deputy during a meeting with party officials.
Gianna Gancia (Lega): “I went to the Askatasuna march only out of curiosity: I was shopping nearby”
Regional councilor Gianna Gancia explains her presence among the protesters as merely curious, clarifying that she did not participate in the protest and condemning the manipulations from party colleagues.
Deputy Chief leaves Party: A serious personal defeat for Matteo Salvini
Roberto Vannacci, the deputy chief of Italy's right-wing party Lega, has left to form his own movement called Futuro Nazionale, marking a significant personal setback for Matteo Salvini.
Vannacci day after, Salvini: 'Ungrateful, chapter closed'. Pozzolo, former FdI, enters National Future
Matteo Salvini remarked that Roberto Vannacci's departure from the League is a 'closed chapter,' expressing little concern over his exit and touching on issues of loyalty within the party during a press conference.
The leghista Sasso: "With Vannacci a sharing of values. Me with him? I will decide in the next few days"
Deputy Rossano Sasso hints at a potential exit from the League to follow Roberto Vannacci after Vannacci's departure from the party, stating he will make a decision in the coming days.
Political Polls: Vannacci at 4% - Erosion of Support on the Right, More Impact on FdI than Lega
The split in the League with the launch of Roberto Vannacci's National Future list has led to a subtle electoral shift, with Vannacci's party polling at 4.2%, affecting FdI more than Lega.
Vannacci: "Goodbye Lega, I'm going alone". Salvini disappointed: "The word is sacred"
Roberto Vannacci has left the Lega party to lead a new party called 'Futuro Nazionale', disappointing Matteo Salvini, who reflects on their past collaboration.
Vannacci's goodbye to the League sinks his support in the polls
Roberto Vannacci has left the League to pursue his political career with his own symbol and party, 'Futuro Nazionale', which currently polls just above the 3% electoral threshold necessary to secure seats in the upcoming elections in Italy.
"History repeats itself". The League's warning to Vannacci and the comparison with Fini
The League issued a warning to General Roberto Vannacci following his departure from the party, drawing a parallel to Gianfranco Fini's exit from the Popolo della Libertà.
Leghisti against Vannacci: 'If he leaves the party, he should also resign as MEP'
Tensions rise within the League party as General Roberto Vannacci may leave, prompting calls for his resignation from European Parliament if he does.
Vannacci Approaching Farewell to the League
General Roberto Vannacci is reportedly close to leaving the League party, which will be discussed today in a federal council meeting called by Secretary Matteo Salvini in Milan, while Vannacci has already registered a new movement called 'Futuro Nazionale.'
"Immigration, rights, no to hate". Here is the manifesto of the Lega's "liberal turning point"
The Lega party, led by Matteo Salvini, unveiled a manifesto for a liberal turning point, to be discussed in Roccaraso from January 23 to 25.
The Lega member Sasso: "No more money to Kiev, common ideas with Vannacci"
Italian MP Rossano Sasso expresses a shared view with Roberto Vannacci on ending military aid to Ukraine, after voting against his party's resolution in the Chamber of Deputies.
The League divides over Ukraine, two disobey Salvini: "With Vannacci common sensitivity"
Members of the Italian political party Lega, Rossano Sasso and Edoardo Ziello, dissent from Salvini’s position by voting against a majority resolution regarding military aid to Ukraine, signaling an internal conflict within the party.
Salvini like Moro. The shocking threat from anarchists to the Deputy Prime Minister
A shocking slogan targeting Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini appeared on the Lega party office in Modena, signed by anarchists, prompting a strong response from Salvini on social media.
The League allocates 150,000 euros for free public transport for the local police
The League party has allocated 150,000 euros in the regional budget to extend free public transport for the Lombard local police until 2026, acknowledging that the amount will not fully cover the transport costs.