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In page Nicola Zingaretti:
"On 3 March 2019, Zingaretti won the Democratic leadership election by a landslide, receiving 66% of the over 1.5 million votes cast and defeating Maurizio Martina and Roberto Giachetti.[1] During his victory speech Zingaretti dedicated his victory to Greta Thunberg, a young Swedish activist against global warming and climate change.[2] He was officially appointed by the National Assembly on 17 March 2019.[3] On the same day, former Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni was elected the party's new president.[4] After a month, on 17 April, Zingaretti appointed Andrea Orlando and Paola De Micheli as his deputy secretaries.[5]
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