“We joked about another journalistic absurdity and I told him that I would go to see him soon to update him on autonomy and all the results we are getting in government,” said League leader Matteo Salvini once he arrived. found that the news of the death of Umberto Bossi, the party's founder, was fake news. Salvini called the “Senatùr” while the majority summit was taking place with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and Noi Moderati leader Maurizio Lupi. The announcement of the death of the League founder, which later turned out to be false, would therefore have reconciled relations between the two. In recent times, Salvini and Bossi had clashed on several occasions. From the founding of the “current” of the Northern Committee to the Senate's vote for Forza Italia at the European Championships. So now there would have been a rapprochement.
Signs of relaxation also on regional autonomy
And the fruits of “peace” are also evident at the political level. Today, the President of the Lombardy Region, Attilio Fontana, described as “very important and particularly welcome” the support of Umberto Bossi “to the Presidents of the Regions in matters of autonomy”. Taking up what was communicated by his son Renzo, Governor Fontana, who on 29 May awarded Umberto Bossi the “Rosa Camuna” (the highest distinction of the Lombardy Region), underlines that the affirmation of Autonomy “is also the completion of a path started by Bossi and strongly desired, with the result of a referendum promoted by Roberto Maroni, by the vast majority of the inhabitants of Lombardy”. In short, the Senatùr is far from having disappeared into the house of the Northern League.
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