Europe's far right leaders gather in Milan rally against immigration
Summary
Several European far-right leaders and thousands of supporters gathered in Milan to protest illegal immigration and European Union rules. The event, organized by Italy’s nationalist League party, highlighted far-right concerns ahead of important elections in Europe.Key Facts
- The rally took place in Milan, Italy, organized by Matteo Salvini’s League party.
- Thousands attended to protest irregular immigration and EU regulations.
- Far-right leaders from France and the Netherlands, including Jordan Bardella and Geert Wilders, took part.
- Hungary’s former Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a key far-right figure, was absent after losing recent elections.
- The rally occurred near Milan’s Duomo cathedral and was separated by police from an anti-fascist counter-protest.
- The event emphasized opposition to immigration mainly from Islamic countries and called for stronger border control.
- Upcoming elections in France, Italy, Spain, and Poland are seen as critical for far-right political influence in Europe.
- The League party’s current support is lower than in previous years, showing a decline in Italy.
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