Italy's parliament approves Meloni's electoral reform
Most outlets reported that Italy’s parliament has given final approval to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s electoral reform. The News International emphasized the reform as a "major legislative milestone" for Meloni’s right-wing administration, while Arab News Pakistan highlighted the shift to a fully proportional system with a majority prize for alliances securing 42 percent of votes and noted the resulting debates on constitutional implications.
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Italy approves elections overhaul as opposition accuse Meloni of ‘scam’
ROME - Italy’s parliament has approved fiercely contested changes to the country’s electoral system championed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni ahead of elections due next year.
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Italy’s parliament gives final approval to Meloni’s electoral reform
Italy’s parliament has approved a new electoral law, which shifts the system to a fully proportional one with a majority prize for alliances winning 42 percent of votes, sparking debates on its constitutional implications.
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Italy's PM Meloni secures final approval for contested electoral reform
Italy's lower house of parliament has given final approval to a fiercely contested electoral reform championed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, marking a major legislative milestone for her right-wing administration. In a secret ballot, lawmakers approved by 227 votes to 164 a bill introducing...
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