The Lega party in Italy has introduced a legislative proposal aimed at amending Article 67 of the Constitution, coining it the 'anti-traitors' proposal, in a context that highlights internal strife within the party following the Vannacci case. This incident has deeply impacted the leadership of the Carroccio party, raising concerns about loyalty and unity among its members. As the political discourse intensifies, the situation illustrates the party's struggle to maintain cohesion, particularly in the face of dissent or defection within its ranks.

Simultaneously, Eurodeputy Vannacci has formally announced the establishment of his new political movement, Futuro Nazionale, reinforcing the fractures that have emerged within the Lega. This move is seen as a pivotal moment, consolidating Vannacci's departure and challenging Lega’s traditional bases by signaling a potential shift in the political landscape. The formation of this new party could attract support from disillusioned voters, thereby complicating the political calculations for Lega and its leadership.

The proposed constitutional amendment, while officially aimed at addressing issues of loyalty among party affiliates, reflects a broader anxiety within the Lega concerning the potential fragmentation of right-wing politics in Italy. If enacted, such legislation could set a precedent for stricter control over party members' actions and expressions, reshaping the interactions within political parties and their relationship with broader democracy in Italy.