Italy's right-wing League party has a new regional election win, fueling its determination Monday to govern the entire country. But in the March 4 vote, the 5-Stars triumphed in the economically lagging south, where their support has been soaring, and became Parliament's largest party. While 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio has insisted he be the Italy's premier, Salvini is eager for the same post. With the League notching another electoral victory in the north, and the Democrats divided over any future alliance with the 5-Stars, Di Maio on Monday tossed out a new idea. We need to go back to vote as soon as possible," Di Maio said on Facebook.

Source: ABC News April 30, 2018 13:44 UTC