Donatella Tesei (Brothers of Italy) wins regional elections in Umbria

Tesei becomes first centre-right woman to lead an Italian region

Donatella Tesei, the candidate of the right-wing coalition led by Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy party, has won the regional elections in Umbria. With 57.55% of the votes, Tesei defeated the centre-left candidate, Vincenzo Bianconi, who won 37.45% of the votes.

Tesei's victory is a significant step forward for the Brothers of Italy, which is now the leading party in Umbria. It is also the first time that a woman from a centre-right party has been elected to lead an Italian region.

Tesei promises to focus on economic growth and job creation

In her victory speech, Tesei thanked her supporters and promised to focus on economic growth and job creation. She also pledged to support families and businesses, and to improve public services.

"I am committed to working hard to make Umbria a more prosperous and welcoming region for everyone," Tesei said.

Tesei's victory is a boost for Meloni and the Brothers of Italy

Tesei's victory is a boost for Meloni and the Brothers of Italy. It is a sign that the party is continuing to gain support, and that it is now a major force in Italian politics.

The Brothers of Italy is the largest party in the centre-right coalition, which also includes the Lega and Forza Italia parties. The coalition is currently in opposition, but it is hoping to win the next general election and form a government.

Conclusion

Tesei's victory is a significant step forward for the Brothers of Italy. It is a sign that the party is continuing to gain support, and that it is now a major force in Italian politics.