Referendum, live news: today the voting goes on until 3 PM. Yesterday recorded turnout at 46%
The constitutional referendum on justice reform is taking place today, with voting open until 3 PM, following a record 46% turnout yesterday.
Zimbabwe: Biti Spends Weekend Behind Bars Following Arrest in Mutare, Set to Appear in Court
Zimbabwean opposition politician Tendai Biti was arrested during a meeting in Mutare regarding a controversial constitutional amendment and spent the weekend in police custody awaiting court appearance.
Referendum, polling places open at 7, voting until 3 PM. Record turnout of 46% on Sunday
There was a record voter turnout of 46.07% for the constitutional referendum in Italy, with polling places open today from 7 AM to 3 PM.
Appointments to the Constitutional Tribunal. Is it still law or just politics?
The ongoing political battle over appointments to Poland's Constitutional Tribunal reflects deep polarization and raises questions about the role of legal arguments in political decisions.
The National Court frees 24 defendants for drug trafficking after a Constitutional Court ruling
The National Court of Spain has released 24 individuals accused of drug trafficking following a recent ruling by the Constitutional Court.
New judges in the Constitutional Tribunal. Procedural irregularities without impact on taking the oath?
The article discusses the appointment of new judges to the Polish Constitutional Tribunal amid accusations of procedural violations regarding candidate submissions.
Prime Minister Takichi communicates 'constitutional restrictions of Article 9' to Trump; Motegi mentions 'if it's mine-clearing...'
Prime Minister Takichi of Japan communicated the country's constitutional restrictions regarding the Self-Defense Forces during a meeting with President Trump, who is pushing for global involvement in the Strait of Hormuz.
All Means Are Used: Italians Have Difficulty Understanding the Referendum
The article discusses concerns among Italians about a proposed constitutional change that may affect legal proceedings and the potential release of serious criminals.
Expert calls Meloni's scare tactics before the referendum 'completely wild'
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's claims regarding the release of dangerous criminals as part of a constitutional reform have been criticized by experts as unfounded and exaggerated.
Requisitions in a State of Exception
The article discusses the exclusive power of the Ecuadorian president to declare a state of exception and the associated constitutional rights that can be suspended during such a period.
Voting on Changes to the Justice System Begins in Italy
Voting has begun in Italy on a referendum regarding constitutional reforms proposed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, aimed at separating the careers of judges and prosecutors.
With the draw, the currents are gone. And the founding fathers would approve...
The article discusses how a non-existent constitutional rule has been applied for decades in Italy, suggesting that reforms should eliminate the informal political currents in judiciary appointments.
Conviction and personal experience. Why the reform is necessary
The article advocates for a constitutional reform in Italy that clarifies the roles of judges and prosecutors and emphasizes the importance of voting in the upcoming referendum despite past campaign failures.
Referendum, polling stations open: voting on justice reform. First turnout data at noon
Polling stations have opened in Italy for a constitutional referendum on justice reform with about 51 million eligible voters, and the first turnout data will be available at noon.
A Blow to Trump's Restrictions: A Judicial Ruling Redefines the Relationship Between the Pentagon and the Press
A federal judge has overturned Trump-era restrictions on journalists covering the Pentagon, asserting they violate constitutional rights and endanger independent journalism.
Constitutional reform project in Zimbabwe: opposition leader Tendai Biti arrested
Zimbabwe's political tensions escalate as opposition leader Tendai Biti is arrested during a rally against proposed constitutional reforms.
Poll: Every other Pole wants Karol Nawrocki to swear in the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal
A recent poll indicates that half of Poles support Karol Nawrocki carrying out the oath for newly appointed judges of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal.
How to raise the minimum wage without burdening Social Security and without disrespecting the Constitution
The article discusses the challenges and proposals regarding raising Brazil's minimum wage without exacerbating Social Security finances or violating constitutional laws.
Italy votes on the constitutional referendum that will test the strength of Giorgia Meloni
Italy is holding a crucial constitutional referendum that seeks to reform the judiciary and serves as a major electoral test for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government.
DRC: The Debate on Constitutional Reform Raises the Question of Adherence to Existing Rules
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, discussions on potential constitutional reform are overshadowing the more critical issue of adhering to existing legal frameworks, according to a recent Institute Ebuteli report.
US judge strikes down Pentagon press limits as unconstitutional
A US judge ruled that the Pentagon's media access policy violated constitutional protections, allowing journalists' credentials to be restored after major media outlets refused to comply.
Contractualize arbitration
The article discusses the implications of Ecuador's constitutional Article 422, which prohibits the cession of sovereign jurisdiction to international arbitration in contractual disputes with private entities.
Realization of 'Reduction of Seats' Confirmed, Emphasizing the Necessity of Constitutional Amendment at the Ishin Party Convention
The Japan Innovation Party has outlined its policy to reduce the number of seats in the House of Representatives by 10% and emphasized the need for constitutional amendment during its party convention in Tokyo.
Is President Karol Nawrocki Using His Veto Power Too Often? Survey Results
The article discusses a survey on Polish citizens' opinions regarding President Karol Nawrocki's use of veto powers, including constitutional regulations and comparison with previous presidents' activities.
DRC: According to the Ebuteli Institute, "the practice of power has weakened the institutional balance"
The Ebuteli Institute in the Democratic Republic of Congo argues that discussions on constitutional revision may distract from more pressing issues related to the effective implementation of existing laws.
Justice Referendum 2026, here is what you need to vote
It is important for Italians to understand the voting process and requirements for the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice reform scheduled for March 22 and 23, 2026.
Here’s where to request the electoral card
Over 951,000 Milanese citizens, including first-time voters, are called to vote in a constitutional referendum related to the judicial system and the establishment of a disciplinary court, with resources available online for voting information.
'Center Shift' Leads to a 'Loss of Trust,' Wandering Liberals Face Uncertainty
The recent House of Representatives election in Japan shows a significant decline in liberal forces exemplified by the Constitutional Democratic Party's shift to a centrist reform alliance amidst mixed results.
The most violent constitutional period in modern Argentine history
The article discusses the chaotic and violent third Peronist government in Argentina, particularly the administration of Isabel Perón, which was characterized by significant political turmoil and repression.
Defense Minister assures that the ruling of the Constitutional Court regarding the curfew will be respected and the mobility of the press and judicial officials will be guaranteed
The Defense Minister of Ecuador states that the government will comply with the Constitutional Court's ruling affirming the legality of the curfew imposed by President Daniel Noboa.
Meloni anticipates, trip to Algeria to secure more gas
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is traveling to Algeria shortly after the constitutional referendum to negotiate increased gas imports amid an international crisis.
Newspaper wins against the Pentagon
A federal judge has ruled in favor of The New York Times, requiring the Pentagon to amend its press regulations that were deemed unconstitutional.
A Country Defending the Constitution
The article critiques a proposed constitutional reform in Italy that may undermine the judicial system by granting excessive power to the executive branch.
Constitutional Court validates the economic cooperation agreement between Ecuador and the Republic of Korea
Ecuador's Constitutional Court has declared the economic cooperation agreement with South Korea constitutional, paving the way for its approval by the National Assembly.
US judge blocks Pentagon’s press access policy after New York Times lawsuit
A federal judge has halted a restrictive Pentagon press access policy following a lawsuit from the New York Times, which claimed the policy infringed upon constitutional rights.
Constitutional Court declares the constitutionality of the curfew in four provinces
The Constitutional Court of Ecuador has declared the curfew imposed by President Daniel Noboa in four provinces to be constitutional, asserting the legitimacy of the suspension of freedom of movement.
PiS files a request to the Constitutional Tribunal after the NSA ruling on same-sex marriages
The Polish government is challenging a court ruling that ordered the registration of a same-sex marriage in Poland.
Piotr Zamroch: The Judgment of the Constitutional Tribunal in Case P 10/16 from the Perspective of Three Months of (Non)Implementation
The Constitutional Tribunal's ruling on December 2, 2025, has sparked significant debate among distribution and transmission companies in Poland due to its implications on property rights.
Memorial of the 1932 Revolution opens this Saturday in Cruzeiro, in a historic building where the armistice was signed
The Memorial of the Constitutional Revolution of 1932 opens in Cruzeiro, Brazil, showcasing historical artifacts related to the conflict that ended in the region.
Discussion on Preliminary Review of Constitutional Appeals Intensifies... "Could Paralyze Institutional Functions, Legislative Revisions Needed"
The Constitutional Court of Korea is discussing specific criteria and the composition of panels for preliminary reviews of constitutional appeals related to court decisions.
Scalfaro Also Wanted This Reform in '95
Lamberto Dini reflects on his long political career and expresses support for constitutional reform, citing a past conversation with President Scalfaro regarding judicial changes.
Week in Law: Radoslav Procházka: Trump Against the Company and Drones in the Constitution
Radoslav Procházka, a constitutional lawyer and former MP, discusses legal events including the implications of AI in military strikes.
The Council of State: Adoption Rights for Same-Sex Couples, the Rationale, and the Minority Opinion
The Greek Council of State has recognized the right of same-sex couples to adopt children, deeming it constitutional and compliant with existing marriage laws for same-sex partners.
Separation of careers, two CSMs, lottery: what the Nordio reform provides and the controversial points
Italians will vote on the Nordio-Meloni constitutional amendment regarding the separation of judicial careers and other key reforms.
The National Council of the Slovak Republic is in a Terminal State
A former chairman of the Constitutional Court warns that the Slovak National Council is nearing a critical failure and struggling to function effectively.
Zimbabwe: Bishops Warn Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 Threatens Zimbabwe's Democracy
Zimbabwe's Catholic bishops express serious concerns that the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 jeopardizes the country's democratic integrity.
Zimbabwe: Bishops Warn Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 Threatens Zimbabwe's Democracy
Zimbabwe's Catholic bishops have expressed serious concerns that the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 endangers democratic practices by altering key aspects of the 2013 Constitution.
Criticism of 'Convex Path' Public Debate Stopping... Chairman to Specify Constitutionality Issues
A national debate committee faces strong criticism for including a 'convex emission reduction path' that shifts environmental responsibility to the future in its deliberation process for amending carbon neutrality laws while the chairman acknowledges possible constitutional issues.
The First Support for Constitutional Amendment from the People Power Party... "We Must Actively Engage in Constitutional Amendment Discussions"
In a significant shift, a lawmaker from the People Power Party has publicly expressed support for a constitutional amendment aimed at embedding key democratic principles into the Constitution.
Zimbabwe opposition groups fight against proposed constitutional change
In Zimbabwe, opposition groups are resisting a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term amidst threats and violence against their members.