Italy's Di Maio says resigns as head of 5-Star Movement
Luigi Di Maio stepped down on Wednesday as leader of Italy's co-ruling 5-Star Movement, in a move that underlines the deep divisions in the party and adds to uncertainty for the fractious governing coalition. "Today I am here to tender my resignation as head of the 5-Star Movement," Di Maio told party members at an event to present a new structure of regional chiefs.
He said Vito Crimi, the head of 5-Star's internal rules committee, would take over as caretaker until a new leader is chosen following a party congress to be held in the coming months.
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