New Electoral Law's Flaws: Could Mattarella Block the Latest 'Abomination'? ↗
Front page leadThe new electoral law, dubbed 'Melonellum', is described as full of holes and potentially embarrassing for the President, who may reject the legislation.
Italy
The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano focuses heavily on a new electoral law in Italy, with multiple articles detailing its provisions, potential flaws, and political implications. There are also stories on an upcoming execution in the US related to the Fort Hood massacre and a shooting incident…
The new electoral law, dubbed 'Melonellum', is described as full of holes and potentially embarrassing for the President, who may reject the legislation.
Details on the new electoral ballot, including the prize list for the majority bonus and the role of preferences, which may become irrelevant.
The Minister's uncertainty about the number of seats won through preferences is met with strong opposition claims of a 'theft of democracy'.
An editorial piece by Marco Travaglio.
An appeal to President Mattarella not to sign the electoral law, citing concerns about its implications.
The Pentagon announced the author of the Fort Hood massacre will be executed via live streaming, with a commentator stating people should be able to witness it.
ICE agents shot and wounded a man during an arrest in New York, prompting the mayor to call the situation 'unacceptable' and mention Trump.