Meloni ready to do the balancing act in Warsaw, and Salvini prods her: “Will she accept vetoes to the detriment of her allies?”

The prime minister, tempted by support for Von der Leyen for a second term, ponders the uncertain future of ECR. Meanwhile she sees Morawiecki. The Northern League is preparing for the guerrilla war of attrition for the European elections: “I don’t see why fighting against those who distribute presumed presentability licenses on the right should be a move against the premier”

It started. And since he liked the effect he has, he will continue. “We are only remaining faithful to our promises: ours, as a center-right,” says its group leader in the Senate, Massimiliano Romeo. Well, Matteo Salvini’s was not the idea of ​​a Sunday. His guerrilla warfare against Giorgia Meloni will be the continuation of the entire long electoral campaign towards the European elections. And the head of the League confirms it, precisely to the extent that he conceals: “There is complete harmony with Giorgia: we will shortly address the issue of European alliances together. I don’t see why fighting against those who distribute presumed presentability licenses to the right should be a move against the premier, given that the logic of vetoes would make some of her allies of the ECR as the first victims ”. All while Meloni packs his bags for Warsaw.