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Italy's #5-star leader says government will not be a threat to Europe
The leader of Italy’s anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, Luigi Di Maio (pictured), said on Friday (11 May) that the country’s new anti-system government will not be a threat to Europe, writes Steve Scherer.
The far-right League party and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement are holding talks in a bid to form a coalition government some nine weeks after a national election ended with a hung parliament.
“It’s being called a populist government. Some have said it’s a threat to the people,” Di Maio told reporters shortly after meeting League leader Matteo Salvini. “Some say it’s a threat to Europe. Whoever sees this government as a threat to Europe perhaps sees their job in jeopardy, but it’s not Europe that’s threatened.”
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