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Halftone campaign closing for the Italian 5 Star Movement. Its leader Luigi Di Maio chose, Friday May 24, to finish in Rome, piazza della Bocca della Verità ("the mouth of the truth"). Faced with a few thousand supporters, the minister focused his speech on issues of domestic politics, launching a " warning " to his ally to the government, the League.
With our correspondent in Rome, Anne Le Nir
Faced with a place that was not overwhelming, Luigi Di Maio returned Friday on the quarrels that occurred in Italy recently between the M5S and the Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini, his far-right ally to the government and rival in The electoral campaign. But he never mentioned the name of the leader of the League.
" Now, we will react every time someone questions the values of the 5- Star Movement , because if you're in government with the 5 stars, you can not expect anything other than intransigence. privileges and so many other issues, "the minister said.
Renzo, who went from the left to the 5 stars in 2014, is convinced that the movement will not be crushed by the ultra-nationalist Matteo Salvini. " Salvini has waged a very hard campaign, " he says, " which has divided Italian society, and he will pay for it. The League will not reach 30% of the vote. We are here to protect Italians against anti-social liberalism. "
But if the League becomes the first party of the country, the 5 star militants would they be for a breakup? This is not an option, says Tiziana: " I am certain that after this election campaign, everything will calm down. Salvini will renew the dialogue with us to think and solve problems. "
A view shared by many supporters, who believe that there is no alternative. In any case, for the moment. For Luigi di Maio no moreover, no question of changing the balance if Matteo Salvini is more successful than the 5 stars in the European elections, as all surveys predict.
► See also: In Italy, a campaign far removed from Europe