Do you think Italy will have the first Far Right government in Europe after their election in September?

[RyanEC]

The polls say Giorgio Meloni of the right wing Brothers of Italy party is mostly likely to be the nations next Prime Minister.
The Brothers of Italy will likely win the the most seats and create a coalition with The League party and Forza Italian party.

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

A similar government was already elected in 2018 - it lasted a year and a couple of months. Also, people can't really understand Italian politics - they are so ever-changing and fleeting, that a third world nation has more government stability. Parties that hate each other today are friends tomorrow, and even an anti-immigration Party like the League reversed its position towards war refugees. After Berlusconi, no Premier lasted more than a couple of years. Also, Giorgia Meloni is a woman, and her premiership would be something unprecedented in Italy.

[ODC2112]

I sincerely hope not. In general, the votes of FDI are votes taken in the Lega Nord or in Forza Italia. It is very rare that they get votes from people who vote in the center or on the left. I think Lega and Forza Italia will disappear as well as Movimento 5 stelle. But it is very difficult for them to get enough votes to cast their own prime minister. The big problem is abstention. Abstention will decide who wins or who loses the elections and if Italy will be isolated from the international point of view.

P. S.

She is Giorgia, she is a woman.

[menina]

I wouldn't be surprised if that happened. Let's wait and see what happens.

[alice55]

Didn't Austria had one some years ago? Like in 2018 or something

[RyanEC]

True but Austria is pretty small.
Italy would be a big deal because it’s the fourth biggest economy in Europe and a founding member of the EU.

And from what I remember that government in Austria was more right wing but the most right wing party was junior partners in the coalition.

[alice55]

I remember hearing about it cause Hitler is actually Austrian so people made a big deal out of far right being in power in Austria.
Italy is not surprising though they always had quite a strong far right party to what my father told me (he used to go to italy a lot for his work).

[RyanEC]

Left wingers always like to bring up Hitler.

I actually pay a lot of attention to the politics of Italy like I do with France and other major European countries.

In Italy for a long time The League party or Lega was the main far right party.
Lega a few years ago was more about northern regions of Italy breaking away from the rest of Italy but then they became a nationalist party for all of Italy.

Recently The Brothers of Italy party has immersed as the main far right party and has allied with Lega and the center right Forza Italia party.

While the leftist party and Five Star movement party are unpopular.

[alice55]

Yes because they have no argument.
In France also the far right is really strong, for deputy for exemple the party there's more is the presidential one and after it's a far right (Le Pen) one, so far right is quite strong here too.

It seem they wanted to get more vote.
It's not good for a far right party to ally with the right or the center it's better left alone as just far right, in France that's what far right do, they stay alone and they're getting so much vote by doing this

[RyanEC]

I have more faith that the Far Right will win in France then in America since as I understand a lot of young people voted for La Pen in this year’s election.

And correct if I’m wrong but doesn’t the Far Right in France not go with the center right because the center right won’t work with them.
It seems like in the regional and presidential elections the leaders of the center left and right urge their supporters to go with Macron.

In Italy I think the Center Right party moved further right.

[Avicenna]

Don’t worry, they’ll find some far left WEF stooges to put in the coalition if they can’t put them entirely in charge. Italian governments are not stable anyway.

[NamerOfStars]

Not without a time machine. But I wouldn't worry; it's ITALY. Fifty nine governments since world war 2. They'll be gone in a month.

[goaded]

Uh, Hungary? The Republicans, are looking for tips from Viktor Orbán.

First: gain control of the media...

[goaded]

"Orbán said mixing between Europeans was acceptable, but Europeans mixing with non-Europeans created “mixed race” people.

“We are willing to mix with one another, but we do not want to become peoples of mixed race,” said Orbán. He added that countries where this was seen as acceptable are “no longer nations”."

"The remarks caused one of Orbán’s longest-serving advisers to resign Tuesday. Zsuzsa Hegedüs published a letter calling Orbán’s speech “a pure Nazi text worthy of Goebbels” and saying she had no choice but to resign. The International Auschwitz Committee of Holocaust survivors condemned Orbán’s comments as "stupid and dangerous.""

He's still welcome at CPAC.

[OddBeMe]

Pretty sure Poland beat them there. But pandemics and inflation leads to emotional right wing governements across the world.

[Agape93]

@Sun_Kim-Ai