Anti-establishment 5-Star Movement
(M5S) leader Luigi Di Maio, whose party came top in the March 4
general election but without a majority and who is insisting on
being the next Italian premier, said Tuesday he would see
parties before President Sergio Mattarella begins
government-formation consultations next week.
Di Maio said his aim was to see "who wants solutions" to the
parliamentary impasse.
He said a sense of responsibility was needed.
Asked about his insisting on being premier, Di Maio replied
"the popular will counts and the M5S got 32% of the vote".
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