Meloni government faces electoral law halt from Court, plans for 'Plan B' ↗
Front page leadThe electoral law is at risk of being stopped by the Court, prompting the government to work on an alternative plan.
Italy
The front page of La Repubblica features stories on Italian politics including a potential electoral law change and government planning, as well as an international protest in Madrid. Other prominent stories cover Italian political figures and electoral reforms.
The electoral law is at risk of being stopped by the Court, prompting the government to work on an alternative plan.
Demonstrators in Madrid are in the streets following the death of Maricarmen Abascal, with chants of "The struggle continues."
The right-wing bloc maintains its position on the final vote, creating uncertainty in the Chamber of Deputies, while the prime minister contemplates a surprise move.
This article explains the details of the new electoral law, focusing on its proportional system, preference votes, and the majority prize.
A look at the behind-the-scenes dealings of a cross-party group working towards equality, with the quote "Thus the games will reopen."
A meeting occurred in the refectory between Giuseppe Conte and the leaders of the Alliance of Greens and Left, with primaries discussed.
In an interview, Roberto Mancini of the Democratic Party discusses Gualtieri's potential candidacy for Rome's mayorship.