Italia vota un referéndum sobre la justicia con un resultado muy ajustado
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Italian voters rejected Giorgia Meloni's proposed justice reform in a referendum, with 53.7% voting against it. The referendum, intended to separate the careers of judges and prosecutors, saw unexpectedly high voter turnout. This outcome is considered a political defeat for Meloni and a boost for the center-left opposition, who are already planning for the 2027 elections. Judges also celebrated the result, having actively campaigned against the reform. Meloni acknowledged the outcome, pledging to continue governing with responsibility. The defeat may force her government to readjust its strategy and face increased scrutiny in the coming year.
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AI-ExtractedThe 'no' vote prevailed in almost all of Italy, except Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and Lombardy.
Matteo Renzi suggests Meloni is a 'lame duck' and references his own resignation after losing a referendum.
Meloni says they respect the decision and will continue with responsibility and determination.
Italians have rejected the justice reform with 53.7% voting no and 46.3% voting yes.
The referendum has become a plebiscite on the government a year before the end of the legislature.
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