LE FIGARO.
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Post-populism
, you call for scrutinizing Giorgia Meloni's Italy to understand the type of regime that will emerge in Europe.
A model that you describe as “post-populism” and that you define as a normalization of populism?
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THIBAULT MUZERGUES.
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I am trying to show that we have emerged from a revolutionary period and that we must not be like the Bourbons of the Restoration who had certainly forgiven nothing, but above all learned nothing or understood anything from 1789. In short, that there will be no return to the status quo ante after the populists.
The cursor will have moved.
The great disruption experienced in the 2010s, with the post-war in Iraq and the post-2008 financial crisis, changed the situation, but it is now over, we are moving on to something else.
I see it in Italy, where we are witnessing the end of the divide between populists and elites, which still exists in France.
We are in reality returning to a classic right-left divide, but rights and…
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