Política

Giuseppe Conte dirigirá el primer gobierno de corte populista en Italia

Programa incluye medidas contra austeridad y la inmigración

Italy's Prime minister candidate Giuseppe Conte (L) waves as he arrives at the Qurinale presidential palace on May 31, 2018 in Rome to meets Italian President about a mandate to form a government for the second time.
Italy's populist parties on May 31 reached a last-ditch deal to form a coalition government. The anti-establishment Five Star Movement and far-right League party agreed to restart coalition negotiations after their initial bid to deliver Italy an anti-austerity, nationalist government collapsed over the weekend.  / AFP PHOTO / Tiziana FABI
Italy's Prime minister candidate Giuseppe Conte (L) waves as he arrives at the Qurinale presidential palace on May 31, 2018 in Rome to meets Italian President about a mandate to form a government for the second time. Italy's populist parties on May 31 reached a last-ditch deal to form a coalition government. The anti-establishment Five Star Movement and far-right League party agreed to restart coalition negotiations after their initial bid to deliver Italy an anti-austerity, nationalist government collapsed over the weekend. / AFP PHOTO / Tiziana FABI
Giuseppe Conte, primer ministro designdo de Italia, llegaba este jueves 31 de mayo del 2018 al palacio del Quirinale, en Roma. (AFP)

Roma. El primer gobierno populista de la historia de Italia será liderado por el jurista Giuseppe Conte después del acuerdo alcanzado por los líderes de los partidos Movimiento 5 Estrellas (M5E, antisistema) y la Liga (ultraderechista), quienes ocuparán importantes ministerios.

“Se han reunido todas las condiciones para formar un gobierno”, anunciaron en un comunicado conjunto el líder de la Liga, Matteo Salvini, y el del M5E, Luigi Di Maio, desbloqueando la grave crisis política generada por el veto del domingo al ministro de Economía.

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