The Occasions shines a highlight on the constitutional reforms carried out by the Italian Prime Minister.
“Giorgia Meloni plans to revise the Structure to provide larger powers to future Italian leaders, arguing that the present system leaves prime ministers prey to celebration plots”, writes the British newspaper.
Assault on the Structure. The barter between the fitting to alter the principles and bend democracy
by Stefano Cappellini
Ranging from the speech towards the premiership of Liliana Segre within the Senate, the Occasions remembers how the bulk bonus rule “echoes a regulation launched by Benito Mussolinithe fascist dictator to provide himself extra energy”.
Liliana Segre’s full speech on the premiership, within the Senate
That is the Acerbo regulation, cited in a passage of the speech of the senator for all times, launched in 1923 by the fascist dictator, “earlier than utterly closing Parliament”, provides the Occasions which already in a portrait of the chief of the Brothers of Italy after the electoral victory, had formulated the query: Who’s the true Meloni? The Duce’s inheritor or the way forward for Europe?
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– 2024-05-16 12:57:54
