Italian Voters Reject Meloni's Judicial Reforms
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Italian voters rejected Prime Minister Giorgia Melonis proposed judicial reforms in a referendum, dealing a significant blow to her government. The high turnout, nearly sixty percent, indicated strong public engagement. The opposition, including center-left groups and legal organizations, opposed the reforms, arguing they threatened court independence and were a power grab. Meloni acknowledged the results and vowed to serve out her term, but the loss signals tougher challenges ahead as Italy heads into a key election year.
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