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Politicsla-repubblica29d ago

Fear of Foreigners Rises in Italy Amid Lega Slogans

A report indicates a growing fear of immigrants among Italian voters, particularly those supporting the Lega party, whose slogans are seen as exploiting these sentiments, while left-leaning voters advocate for a more open country.

Italian Voters Decisively Reject Meloni's Justice Reform Referendum
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Italian Voters Decisively Reject Meloni's Justice Reform Referendum

Italian voters have decisively rejected Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's proposed overhaul of the country's judiciary in a national referendum, with the 'No' vote winning by approximately 54% to 46%. Prime Minister Meloni has conceded defeat, acknowledging the people's decision and marking a significant setback for her government, opening a new chapter in her term.

Italian Voters Reject Meloni's Judicial Reform in Referendum; PM Concedes Defeat
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Italian Voters Reject Meloni's Judicial Reform in Referendum; PM Concedes Defeat

Italian voters have decisively rejected Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's proposed overhaul of the country's judiciary in a national referendum, with the 'No' vote winning by approximately 54% to 46%. Meloni has conceded defeat, expressing regret for a lost opportunity and acknowledging the significant setback for her government, with political tensions intensifying in the weeks leading up to the vote.

Italian Voters Reject Judicial Reform; Meloni Faces Setback and Criticism
Politicsla-repubblica5mo ago

Italian Voters Reject Judicial Reform; Meloni Faces Setback and Criticism

Italian voters have rejected a proposed overhaul of the justice system, marking a significant setback for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's reform projects, with analysis showing strong 'No' votes in the South and among youth, and critics attributing the outcome to government errors and anti-US sentiment.