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Fratelli d'Italia non vuole che la CPAC si tenga in italia nel 2026, gli organizzatori statunintesti volevano farla in italia
Non ho trovato l'articolo citato sulla Repubblica (tanto anche se lo trovo sarà sotto paywall), quindi tanto vale quello in inglese di Brussel Signal.
Comunque Meloni sembra debba ancora decidere personalmente, il problema sembra essere la lista dei partecipanti, troppo estremi perfino per FdI!
> Italy’s ruling party, Fratelli d’Italia (FdI), led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, is opposing the possibility of hosting a future edition of the US Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Italy, which its American organisers had hoped to bring to the country in 2026.
>Today, however, party sources revealed that they would not host the event.
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>**Meloni reportedly weighed the decision personally, mindful of potential backlash from European allies and domestic observers.**
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>**The formal reason was concern that the guest list prepared by the American organisers might include figures considered excessively radical or controversial, which could have created both international and domestic pressure on the party.**
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>La Repubblica highlights Slovak President Robert Fico, seen as overly pro-Russian, and Nigel Farage, given FdI’s alliance in the European Parliament with the British Conservatives, Farage’s former party and now one of his fiercest rivals.
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#local
Non ho trovato l'articolo citato sulla Repubblica (tanto anche se lo trovo sarà sotto paywall), quindi tanto vale quello in inglese di Brussel Signal.
Comunque Meloni sembra debba ancora decidere personalmente, il problema sembra essere la lista dei partecipanti, troppo estremi perfino per FdI!
> Italy’s ruling party, Fratelli d’Italia (FdI), led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, is opposing the possibility of hosting a future edition of the US Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Italy, which its American organisers had hoped to bring to the country in 2026.
>Today, however, party sources revealed that they would not host the event.
>
>**Meloni reportedly weighed the decision personally, mindful of potential backlash from European allies and domestic observers.**
>
>**The formal reason was concern that the guest list prepared by the American organisers might include figures considered excessively radical or controversial, which could have created both international and domestic pressure on the party.**
>
>La Repubblica highlights Slovak President Robert Fico, seen as overly pro-Russian, and Nigel Farage, given FdI’s alliance in the European Parliament with the British Conservatives, Farage’s former party and now one of his fiercest rivals.
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#local
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