Opposition parties are preparing nearly a thousand amendments in an attempt to modify a controversial electoral reform, with formal debate in the Senate scheduled from September 7 to 11. This text, already approved by the Chamber of Deputies, aims to establish rules for coalitions and the general elections of 2027. Allies of Meloni's government argue that it will end political instability, while the opposition denounces it as a maneuver to strengthen the current power.
Electoral reform in Italy: the Senate takes center stage with heated debates
This article was updated at 03:05.