The results of the Italian local elections have shown a return to a two-coalitions system, with the center-right and the center-left alliances competing while the Five Star Movement is left on the margins. But while within in the right camp there is a leadership problem, the Democratic Party tries to aggregate all the subjects on its left. We discuss this and other topics with Matteo Vergani, researcher at Deakin University.
The results of the Italian local elections have shown a return to a two-coalitions system, with the center-right and the center-left alliances competing while the Five Star Movement is left on the margins. But while within in the right camp there is a leadership problem, the Democratic Party tries to aggregate all the subjects on its left. We discuss this and other topics with Matteo Vergani, researcher at Deakin University.
