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Italians began voting Sunday morning to choose a new parliament in an election in which the far right is expected to win, according to the French Press Agency (AFP).
Voters were queuing in front of polling stations before they opened until 5:00 GMT, according to AFP correspondents. Voting continues until 21:00. g. After that, the first opinion polls will be issued.
With the neo-fascist “Fratelli d’Italia” party expected to give nearly a quarter of the votes, according to recent opinion polls, its leader, Georgia Meloni, 45, is likely to head a coalition government in which the far right will dominate at the expense of the traditional right.
