Italy's Northern League criticizes magistrates after bank accounts frozenROME (Reuters) - The leader of one of Italy s biggest political parties, the Northern League, criticized magistrates on Thursday after the Genoa court froze several of the bloc s bank accounts. Matteo Salvini, speaking to reporters at the lower house of parliament, said five of the party s bank accounts were frozen on Thursday, following a July conviction of party founder Umberto Bossi and others of illegal use of party funds. The court in Genoa in northern Italy has accepted a request by prosecutors in the fraud case to preventively freeze the accounts, a source close to the matter told Reuters.  The magistrates are trying to outlaw a political party,  Salvini said.  They re trying to stop the advance of the League, which has reached a historic high.  Salvini said he would meet with the party s lawyers on Friday to discuss how to fight the seizure. Bossi is no longer in frontline politics, but he remains an influential figure in the party. In July, the Genoa court said Bossi had used party funds to pay for family expenses. The ruling is being appealed and is not definitive. The League would win 15 percent of the vote if an election were held now, recent polls show, which is about three times higher than it faired in the 2014 European elections.  That would make it the country s third most-popular party, and a national vote is due early next year. As hundreds of thousands of boat migrants have arrived in Italy in the past three years, the opposition Northern League has attacked the government s and the European Union s handling of the immigration crisis.  At the same time, Salvini has tried to broaden the appeal of the party, which was founded to protest Rome s funneling of taxpayer money to the under-developed south.  worldnews
italy northern league criticizes magistrates bank accounts frozenrome reuters the leader one italy biggest political parties northern league criticized magistrates thursday geno court froze several bloc bank accounts matter saving speaking reporters lower house parliament said five party bank accounts frozen thursday following july conviction party founder roberto boss others illegal use party funds the court geno northern italy accepted request prosecutors fraud case preventive freeze accounts source close matter told reuters the magistrates trying outlaw political party saving said they trying stop advance league reached historic high saving said would meet party lawyers friday discuss fight seizure boss longer frontline politics remains influential figure party in july geno court said boss used party funds pay family expenses the ruling appealed definitive the league would win percent vote election held recent polls show three times higher failed european elections that would make country third party national vote due early next year as hundreds thousands boat migrants arrived italy past three years opposition northern league attacked government european union handling immigration crisis at time saving tried broaden appeal party founded protest rome tunneling taxpayer money south worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Italy's Northern League criticizes magistrates after bank accounts frozenROME (Reuters) - The leader of one of Italy s biggest political parties, the Northern League, criticized magistrates on Thursday after the Genoa court froze several of the bloc s bank accounts. Matteo Salvini, speaking to reporters at the lower house of parliament, said five of the party s bank accounts were frozen on Thursday, following a July conviction of party founder Umberto Bossi and others of illegal use of party funds. The court in Genoa in northern Italy has accepted a request by prosecutors in the fraud case to preventively freeze the accounts, a source close to the matter told Reuters.  The magistrates are trying to outlaw a political party,  Salvini said.  They re trying to stop the advance of the League, which has reached a historic high.  Salvini said he would meet with the party s lawyers on Friday to discuss how to fight the seizure. Bossi is no longer in frontline politics, but he remains an influential figure in the party. In July, the Genoa court said Bossi had used party funds to pay for family expenses. The ruling is being appealed and is not definitive. The League would win 15 percent of the vote if an election were held now, recent polls show, which is about three times higher than it faired in the 2014 European elections.  That would make it the country s third most-popular party, and a national vote is due early next year. As hundreds of thousands of boat migrants have arrived in Italy in the past three years, the opposition Northern League has attacked the government s and the European Union s handling of the immigration crisis.  At the same time, Salvini has tried to broaden the appeal of the party, which was founded to protest Rome s funneling of taxpayer money to the under-developed south.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: italy northern league criticizes magistrates bank accounts frozenrome reuters the leader one italy biggest political parties northern league criticized magistrates thursday geno court froze several bloc bank accounts matter saving speaking reporters lower house parliament said five party bank accounts frozen thursday following july conviction party founder roberto boss others illegal use party funds the court geno northern italy accepted request prosecutors fraud case preventive freeze accounts source close matter told reuters the magistrates trying outlaw political party saving said they trying stop advance league reached historic high saving said would meet party lawyers friday discuss fight seizure boss longer frontline politics remains influential figure party in july geno court said boss used party funds pay family expenses the ruling appealed definitive the league would win percent vote election held recent polls show three times higher failed european elections that would make country third party national vote due early next year as hundreds thousands boat migrants arrived italy past three years opposition northern league attacked government european union handling immigration crisis at time saving tried broaden appeal party founded protest rome tunneling taxpayer money south worldnews