Via ##WantedInRome
#Italy will soon vote on a #ConstitutionalReform of the judiciary, yet if you ask most voters what #referendum is actually aboit, answers are often vague. Proposal backed by the gov of #GiorgiaMeloni focuses on separating the careers of judges & prosecutors & restructuring the bodies that govern the magistracy.
But beneath the technical language of constitutional reform lies a deeper concern about the nature of #InstitutionalTrust in Italy 🇮🇹
https://www.wantedinrome.com/news/italys-judicial-referendum-a-debate-about-trust.html

A referendum that puts trust in Italy’s justice system at the centre of the debate.Italy will soon vote on a constitutional reform of the judiciary, yet if you ask most voters what the referendum is actually about, the answers are often vague. The proposal backed by the government of Giorgia Meloni...
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