Milestone: Meloni's Government Is Italy's Longest-Lasting in Decades
The milestone strengthens Meloni before the 2027 election, even as voters cite weak growth, stagnant wages and unmet reform promises.
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The longevity of the Italian Prime Minister's government is primarily her personal achievement, political scientist Valerio Alfonso Bruno told Delo.
Prime Minister tomorrow beats the 1412-day record ahead of the executive, becoming technically the longest-running leader since World War II. Fragmentation in next year's elections threatens stability.
Italian Prime Minister Meloni is poised to become Italy's longest-serving prime minister since World War II.
Today, September 3, the Meloni Government becomes the longest-lived in the history of the Italian Republic. Reached the previous Berlusconi II record of 1412 days. How much longer do you think it will last? We talk about voting in April, June or natural maturity, that is October 2027. What is the most likely for you?
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