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The League is the first Italian party ahead of the European elections. The M5S retreats further: now it is at the same level as the Democratic Party
Yesterday Luigi Di Maio he rejoiced in what the M5S considers a victory: the expulsion of Armando Siri from the post of undersecretary.

But the point made by the grillini is immediately undermined by the news and by polls published today. Siri or not, the League remains the leading Italian party and the Movement continues to lose votes. So much so that today it is paired with 21% together with the Democratic Party. ben 11 percentage points away from Matteo Salvini.
There are two weeks left until the European elections and the parties are starting to count their consensus. L’Istituto Noto Surveys he handed over to the Nazione-IlGiorno-Carlino a survey that will make the hairs on the head of the political leader of the M5S. The survey analyzes whose orientation, to date, he already knows how to cast his vote. The numbers do not reveal any positive surprises for Luigino, On the contrary. The League remains the leading party in Italy with the 32%. The Democratic Party and the M5S are stuck in second place, with the 21% of votes. Compared to the last elections, the grillini have collapsed since 32,7% of March last year to 21% of today. The Siri case did not increase the popularity of the five stars nor the citizen's income.
As regards the analysis of the vote divided by region, the League breaks through in the North-East, with consensus reaching to 43% (the dems are stuck at 27%). The left confirms itself as having the most votes in the Centre, even if only with the 30% of consensus (but the Democratic Party allows itself to be overcome by the Northern League). In the South Salvini does not fully probe, but it stands at a good level 25% (with the 19% in the Islands). In the South the leading party remains the M5S, con 27% of votes (and the 30% in Sardinia and Sicily). The two government parties overall obtained the 53% of voting intentions. The Democrats, however, are stuck at 19% et al 15% in the South and in the Islands respectively.
Regarding the center-right, il 9% of Italians will vote Forza Italia, with a fairly homogeneous distribution of votes across the country and a peak of 12% in the Islands. Fratelli d'Italia is currently the only small candidate to cross the threshold 4%, with the 5,5%. +Europe by Emma Bonino, Instead, to date it does not go beyond 3,5%.
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The Minister of the Interior, during a rally in Pavia, announces the clampdown by responding to the protesters in the square
“We will close the social centers, their social utility is equal to that of Roma camps“.

Matteo Salvini thus announces the squeeze. The Minister of the Interior, during an election rally in Pavia, he thus responded to the protesters who demonstrated during his speech.
The back and forth in the central Piazza della Vittoria, beating heart of the Lombard town, where the 26 May - coinciding with the European elections - we will also vote for the new mayor: Fabrizio Fracassi, candidate for mayor of the Northern League, aim for victory, thanks to the 4 thousand supporters who packed the square yesterday evening.
During the Northern League event, just as the head of the Interior Ministry spoke, circa 500 people marched in an authorized procession intonation “Hello beautiful”, a mo’ Of provocation against the deputy prime minister.
To which Salvini replied by pointing the finger at the social centres: “This evening I know that people from the social centers tried to boycott this meeting: a useless effort, saw everyone who came. We will close the social centers. If we win the municipal elections in Pavia, the mayor will dedicate a museum in memory of communists. I hope that Venezuela will also soon get rid of one of the last remaining communist dictators…”, his words as reported by The Republic. In short, yet another episode of the endless dispute between Matteo Salvini and the social centres.
source – http://www.ilgiornale.it/news/politica/salvini-allattacco-dei-centri-sociali-loro-utilit-uguale-dei-1691058.html?mobile_detect=false