Italy’s Anti-Meloni Opposition to Hold Primaries by February
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Italy’s opposition parties expect to agree on a joint program by next month and hold primaries by February, as they seek to capitalize on popular discontent and unseat Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in next year’s general election.
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Italy’s Anti-Meloni Opposition to Hold Primaries by February. Italy’s opposition parties expect to agree on a joint program by next month and hold primaries by February, as they seek to capitalize on popular discontent and unseat Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in next year’s general election. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Politics: Italy’s Anti-Meloni Opposition to Hold Primaries by February.
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