In Cervia, tensions are rising within the ranks of the Lega party, particularly among the old guard loyal to Roberto Vannacci.

They express skepticism towards Vannacci, fearing he may be using the party merely as a stepping stone for his own political ambitions in Europe.

This concern reflects a broader unease about the party's direction, straying from its original mission of being a "syndicate of territories.

" Meanwhile, a new cultural association, initially launched in response to a summer controversy, is evolving into a political entity.

The group, known as "Mondo al contrario," has begun membership enrollment and is preparing to establish itself as a political force, signaling a shift in its original purpose.