Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government defeated in referendum on justice system reforms with 54% voting against changes
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has acknowledged her government’s defeat in a recent referendum aimed at reforming the justice system. The referendum ended with approximately 54% of voters rejecting the proposed changes, while 46% supported them. This outcome marks a significant setback for Meloni, whose leadership could be heavily scrutinized as the country approaches general elections next year. The referendum focused on separating the roles of judges and prosecutors and altering their supervisory authority. Meloni, a prominent conservative figure and ally to former President Donald Trump, was banking on this reform to strengthen her governance. In an early social media... [Continue Reading]
