Milan, 26 Sep. (LaPresse) – “+Europa is the party that is growing the most among the opposition forces in the latest IPSOS poll. A fact that speaks to the emotion of Emma Bonino’s passing, but also of a huge responsibility. At every election, since its inception, +Europa has garnered around 800 thousand votes from citizens who believe in federal Europe and rights and freedoms as the foundation of a more just society. ‘We cannot stand idly by in the face of the advance of anti-Europeans, xenophobes and reactionaries’, said Emma. This is the witness we want to take up. Also because those votes will be decisive in an electoral law that risks handing Italian politics over to new alliances between Meloni and Vannacci and which, through exemptions and negotiations, creates Serie A and Serie B parties. We will continue to fight against Melonellum and for citizens’ right to choose. In Emma’s name. In the name of a more European Italy.” Riccardo Magi, secretary of Più Europa, wrote this on social media.
Electoral Law, Magi: “They’re trying to cut us off because they’re decisive in defeating the right.”
Milan, 26 Sep. (LaPresse) – “+Europa is the party that is growing the most among the opposition forces in the latest IPSOS poll. A fact that speaks to the emotion of Emma Bonino’s passing, but also of a huge responsibility. At every election, since its inception, +Europa has garnered around 800 thousand votes from citizens who believe in federal Europe and rights and freedoms as the foundation of a more just society. ‘We cannot stand idly by in the face of the advance of anti-Europeans, xenophobes and reactionaries’, said Emma. This is the witness we want to take up. Also because those votes will be decisive in an electoral law that risks handing Italian politics over to new alliances between Meloni and Vannacci and which, through exemptions and negotiations, creates Serie A and Serie B parties. We will continue to fight against Melonellum and for citizens’ right to choose. In Emma’s name. In the name of a more European Italy.” Riccardo Magi, secretary of Più Europa, wrote this on social media.