In Italy, the 5 Star Movement announced on Thursday from 11 am to 6 pm local time an internet vote of its activists on the issue of attitudes towards the country's new government, AGI reported.
According to the agency, its participants are asked to answer the question of agreement that the 5-Star Movement will support a “technical and political government with the participation of other political forces”, which will be indicated by the candidate for prime minister Mario Draghi, and in which “it is assumed that there will be a super-ministry of Environmental transformation and protection of the main results achieved by the Movement”.
Only officially registered "five-stars", whose term of membership in D5Z is at least six months, will be able to take part in the voting.
The publication says that they were encouraged to vote “for” by the resigned Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who had nominated himself for the role of the leader of the D5Z, and the country's Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio.
Initially, the 24-hour Internet voting was scheduled from noon on February 10 to noon on February 11, but according to the decision of the founder of the 5 Stars Movement, Beppe Grillo, it was postponed, as during negotiations with Mario Draghi, which took place on Tuesday evening as part of political consultations, he did not answer the question about the participation of the League party in the future government.
According to AdnKronos, 13 “five-star” parliamentarians protested against today's Internet voting, as it is held when “nothing is known for sure” about the composition of the parties that will be included in the future ruling majority, and also that “this the majority intend to implement."
