Speaking in Bari, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni signaled a divergence from some elements within her right-wing coalition, particularly distancing herself from more hardline stances. While not directly naming anyone, her speech appeared to contrast her positions with those of Matteo Salvini, referred to as "vannaccismo." Meloni outlined new boundaries on issues including women’s rights and immigration, emphasizing her own vision for these areas. The address underscored a push for greater autonomy and leadership within the governing alliance. This move suggests Meloni intends to establish a distinct political identity. Consequently, the influence of her coalition partners appears to be waning as she consolidates her authority. The speech highlights a potential reshaping of the Italian right’s political landscape.