
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.
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In Italy, Giorgia Meloni's lost referendum opens a new chapter in her term
The judicial reform project submitted to voters by the Italian prime minister was rejected by 53.7% of the vote, after a tense campaign and amid high voter turnout.
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With almost all votes counted, the result from Sunday and Monday's constitutional referendum put the "No" camp at around 53.5 percent.
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