Given the good results that are projected for the extreme right in the European elections, some important leaders are already mobilizing to elucidate possible alliances after 9J. Marine Le Pen, leader of Identity and Democracy in France, has been the clearest when it comes to offering a pact to Giorgia MeloniPrime Minister of Italy.

“It’s time to unite. We can’t miss an opportunity like this.“, he assured at an event. However, Meloni has haggled over the offer and is betting on obtaining “a center-right majority” that will manage to “send the opposition to the left in Europe as well.”

Right now, the far right is divided into two different groups in the European Parliament: Identity and Democracy and the European Conservatives and Reformists. If the two groups join together, they would become the third European forceaccording to surveys, but they could grow even more and climb to second place.

To do this, they would have to add the Hungarians of Viktor Orban already Alternative for Germany, something that seems complicated. Just a few days ago, Le Pen broke with them because her election candidate, Maximiliam Krah, assured that Not everyone who wore the SS suit was a criminal.. But not only that complicates the great ultra pact.

Political scientist Ignacio Jurado sees it as “easy” for far-right parties to unite in an electoral campaign, but it is worth remembering that They are “very diverse” and “nationalist” parties: “This can make your cooperative work a lot less later.”

The siren songs that Giorgia Meloni receives also come from the European People’s Party, with Ursula Von der Leyen highlighting the “very good work” he has done together with the Italian Prime Minister in the European Commission.