Meloni's Leadership Test: Italy's Judicial Reform Referendum
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Italys Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faces a crucial test with a two-day referendum on judicial reform, which has become a nationwide vote on her leadership. The referendum, which started on Sunday, has seen high turnout and a close race between yes and no votes. Meloni, who initially kept her distance, has now fully endorsed the reforms, criticizing parts of the judiciary for slowing down work on migration and security. The reforms, which include separating career paths for judges and prosecutors and reshaping the High Judicial Council, have sparked debate among voters and experts. A no win could dent Melonis strong image at home and signal strength for the center-left opposition. The outcome will not topple Melonis government, but a loss could hurt her standing in Europe.
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