The coalition that won yesterday’s elections (interestingly called the “center-right”) was the “invention” of Silvio Berlusconi, who entered politics in 1994. It is based on three pillars and power relations. It has grown significantly over time.

First, Forza Italia, a more moderate, pro-European and liberal element, was at first extremely dominant. Rather than a traditional right-wing party, it is a creation linked to the personal adventure of one man, billionaire Silvio Berlusconi.

There is a party called Udakin League (now abbreviated as League) which has come forward to alleviate the anger of the small entrepreneurs of the northern states due to the indifference of the central government. Under the leadership of Matteo Salvini, the party underwent a “Lebenist” turn, but it retains a strong regional identity in its DNA, especially in Lombardy and Veneto.

Finally, the post-fascists of the MSI, which became the National Alliance in 1995, were the “ancestors” of the Fratelli d’Italia. Excluded from the “constitutional curve” until the mid-1990s, the party began its transformation, in which Georgia Meloni was the final incarnation of Mr. Thanks to Berlusconi.