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Salis says the centre-left lacks a recognised leader; Schlein replies that allies can win

Genoa Mayor Salis said the centre-left coalition is struggling because it has developed strong barriers to winning and fragmented the Democratic Party. Democratic Party secretary Elly Schlein replied that the party has never been so united and that victory is possible with allies.

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What is happening

Genoa Mayor Salis said the centre-left coalition lacks a recognised leader. She argued that the coalition has developed “very powerful antibodies” against winning over the decades and that a more inclusive Democratic Party would now be at 30%. Democratic Party secretary Elly Schlein responded that the party has never been so united and that it is possible to win with allies.

Why it is on the Radar

The statements identify different explanations for the centre-left’s difficulties. Salis focuses on leadership, coalition fragmentation and the Democratic Party’s inclusiveness, while Schlein emphasises party unity and cooperation with allies.
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