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The death of populism has been greatly exaggerated

8 February 2020

8:00 PM

8 February 2020

8:00 PM

Have we reached peak populism? This is the question being asked after a recent regional election in Italy delivered a setback to Matteo Salvini, the de facto head of Europe’s populist family. In the affluent and historically left-wing region of Emilia Romagna, Salvini’s right-wing alliance finished more than seven points behind the Left.

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