BobUpnDown
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Indeed, remember who is telling you that it will be a fascist regime, the British tabloids mainly..Why would they be Fascists?
She certainly seems less a RW nutter than Silvio & Salvini..
Indeed, remember who is telling you that it will be a fascist regime, the British tabloids mainly..Why would they be Fascists?
It was Milanlike a dead pig in a public square in Turin.
No she runs the party known as the fascist partyIndeed, remember who is telling you that it will be a fascist regime, the British tabloids mainly..
She certainly seems less a RW nutter than Silvio & Salvini..
Because that is literally the name of the party ( or was)Why would they be Fascists?
I dont know, and know little about Italian politics, so I ask is the party Fascist now?Because that is literally the name of the party ( or was)
Brothers of Italy emerged from a right-wing split within Silvio Berlusconi's party, The People of Freedom (PdL), in December 2012.[18] The bulk of the party leadership (including Meloni), as well as the symbol of the movement (the tricolour flame),[19] comes from the National Alliance (AN, 1995–2009) party, which had merged into PdL in 2009.[20] AN was the heir to the Italian Social Movement(MSI, 1945–1995), a neo-fascist party founded by former members of the banned National Fascist Party (1921–1943) and the Republican Fascist Party (1943–1945).[21][22][23]
I think she’s tried to soften its image but it was the fascist party. So the roots will still be there.I dont know, and know little about Italian politics, so I ask is the party Fascist now?
I do like Katys excellent journalistIs the far right progressing in Europe?
Katya Adler
Europe Editor
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In Sweden, the Sweden Democrats became the country’s second-largest party in recent electionsImage caption: In Sweden, the Sweden Democrats became the country’s second-largest party in recent elections
Is there a far-right upsurge in Europe?
The vote in Italy hasn't been officially called, but there appears to be no doubt that Georgia Meloni, a former apologist for Italy’s fascist dictator Benito Mussolini and her nostalgic nationalist Brothers of Italy party stormed to election victory on Sunday.
Overnight, they’ve gone from political obscurity to Italy’s biggest party.
Meloni’s chosen coalition partners - business tycoon Silvio Berlusconi and the anti-immigration populist Matteo Salvini - together seem to have won a clear majority in both Italy’s houses of parliament.
Italy’s election comes hot on the heels of a vote in Sweden which saw the Sweden Democrats become the country’s second largest party. They have their political roots in neo-Nazism.
And remember - in June Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally performed spectacularly in France’s parliamentary election.
The EU is already struggling with what it calls "rule of law issues" with the nationalist governments in Poland and Hungary.
To say there was concern in the corridors of Brussels would be an understatement.