SpainMatteo Salvini, leader of Italy's League (Lega), faces internal rebellion within his party amid concerns over its declining popularity and potential electoral collapse. The crisis comes after the departure of former military figure Roberto Vannacci, who founded a new supremacist faction that could siphon votes away from the League. Critics from the northern regions, historically the party's stronghold, argue that Salvini has shifted the League's focus from its original federalist and regionalist principles to a more centralized, nationalist, anti-immigration platform. This shift has alienated some traditional supporters and led to calls for Salvini's replacement or a reorientation of the party's strategy. With general elections approaching in 2027, polls suggest the League's support could drop significantly, potentially leaving it with less than 5% of the vote.
Bias read (Center): The article presents multiple perspectives from critics inside the League, including former members like Roberto Castelli and analysts such as Alessandro Braga, without overtly favoring any side. It outlines both the challenges facing Salvini and the criticisms of his leadership style and policy转向,
