Former Italian PM D'Alema Criticizes Electoral Reform Bill

Former Italian Prime Minister Massimo D'Alema has criticized the proposed electoral reform law, known as 'Stabilicum,' arguing that it fails to account for voter abstentionism and assigns a disproportionate number of seats.

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D’Alema contro lo Stabilicum: «Non tiene conto dell’astensionismo»

Secondo l’ex premier la legge di riforma del sistema elettorale proposta dalla maggioranza assegna un numero di seggi sproporzionato al reale consenso dei cittadini

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Former Italian PM D'Alema Criticizes Electoral Reform Bill

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D’Alema contro lo Stabilicum: «Non tiene conto dell’astensionismo»

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