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ما هي الطرق المختلفة التي قد يؤثر بها استفتاء حول إصلاح القضاء على الحكومة الإيطالية وشعبها؟

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Italy
بدأ في March 24, 2026

Italian voters will head to the polls Sunday and Monday to decide on a reform of the judiciary. The vote has all the trappings of a plebiscite for the Italian prime minister. The campaign has been marked by intense polarization and a heavy political climate

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CLAIM نشر بواسطة will • Mar 24, 2026
يثير الاستفتاء حول إصلاح القضاء أسئلة مهمة حول توازن السلطات في إيطاليا. بغض النظر عن النتيجة، فإنه يعكس انقسامات عميقة في المجتمع وقلق الجمهور بشأن اتجاه الحكم تحت قيادة رئيسة الوزراء ميلوني. كيف سيوفق الناخبون بين هذه الانقسامات؟
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The referendum on judiciary reform raises important questions about the balance of power in Italy. Regardless of the outcome, it reflects deep societal divisions and the public's concerns about the direction of governance under Prime Minister Meloni. How will voters reconcile these divisions?

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