Referendum, Lazio fans to Forza Italia: 'Vote no, thank your senator Lotito'
Lazio fans are urging a 'no' vote on a referendum related to justice reform, specifically against their team's president and Forza Italia senator, Claudio Lotito.
Di Matteo like Gratteri: "The mafiosi will vote Yes". And Conte brings up the P2
Nino Di Matteo, an anti-mafia magistrate, supports Nicola Gratteri's claim that mafiosi will vote in favor of a justice reform referendum, sparking more controversy in the political discourse.
Referendum, Lattanzi: "Nordio's goal is to weaken the judicial power"
Giorgio Lattanzi critiques the Nordio-Meloni justice reform as a Trojan horse aimed at undermining judicial independence.
Referendum, Di Matteo: "I agree with Gratteri, Freemasons and mafiosi will vote yes"
Nino Di Matteo supports Nicola Gratteri's claim that Freemasons and mafia members will campaign for a 'yes' vote in the upcoming referendum, associating their interests with a broader corruption system.
"I never said I would vote No in the referendum". Sal Da Vinci denies the left's fake news
Sal Da Vinci, the winner of the Sanremo Festival, firmly denies claims that he supports voting No in the upcoming justice reform referendum, calling such statements fake news.
"I vote yes because they stole my life". Beniamino Zuncheddu's appeal for the referendum
Beniamino Zuncheddu, who spent 33 years imprisoned for a crime he did not commit, supports a constitutional reform referendum in Italy.
Licio Gelli, the son: "With the justice reform, my father's ideas are realized"
Maurizio Gelli claims that the current justice reform aligns with the ideas of his father, Licio Gelli, and emphasizes the significance of the separation of careers, pointing to a referendum as a reflection of this foresight.
Meloni on the referendum: ridiculous tones. Schlein: "We defend justice"
Giorgia Meloni criticizes the apocalyptic rhetoric surrounding the upcoming referendum on justice, expressing her belief that a 'yes' victory is crucial, while Elly Schlein emphasizes the need to defend judicial integrity.
Referendum, Conti: "My invitation is to go vote". Fedez: "I signed not to talk about it"
Carlo Conti encourages citizens to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming justice referendum, while Fedez has publicly decided not to discuss the topic.
From the Quran to the CSM
The article discusses the involvement of an Italian Islamist party in the upcoming elections and its alignment with the left against the Meloni government in the context of a referendum on justice.
"Investigations used for the vote," alarm in the prosecutors' offices over accusations from the right
Italian prosecutors are facing scrutiny over their actions leading up to a referendum, spurred by Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's comments questioning the timing of certain notifications.
Referendum, in court in Reggio Calabria the posters for the "No". Gasparri: "Ghastly images"
The campaign against the Justice referendum is provoking strong reactions in Reggio Calabria, particularly concerning anti-referendum posters displayed in local courts.
Justice referendum, if the Democratic Judiciary promotes Conte
The article discusses concerns about the impartiality of judges affiliated with the leftist group 'Magistratura Democratica,' particularly in light of their support for political figures like Giuseppe Conte.
The No lands in a mosque. And the imam of Hannoun attacks the government
In a mosque in Piacenza, an imam criticized the Italian government during a referendum discussion on justice, reflecting tensions between the Islamic community and political authority.
Conte raises the tone and attacks Nordio: 'Criminal politics'
Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte criticized Italy's Justice Minister Carlo Nordio during a public debate on the justice referendum held in Palermo.
Referendum, Cacciari: "I will vote no, they want to subordinate judges to the executive"
Professor Massimo Cacciari expresses his opposition to the referendum on justice, arguing that it will improperly subordinate judges to the executive branch.
Nanni Moretti's 'Dear Diary' for the No to the Referendum
Renowned Italian filmmaker Nanni Moretti publicly announced his opposition to the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice reform scheduled for March 22-23.
Referendum, Nordio: "Open debate after the vote". Conte: "Your plan is a criminal design"
A heated debate took place in Palermo between Justice Minister Nordio and the leader of the 5-Star Movement, Conte, regarding the implications of an upcoming referendum.
The justice system doesn’t work: reforming it is not just a right-wing issue but a matter for everyone
Stefano Bandecchi, a local politician and president of the province of Terni, advocates for a reform of the justice system in Italy, emphasizing that the issue transcends political affiliations.
Justice, Putin would definitely vote no. A storm over Meloni's right-hand man
A statement by Giovanbattista Fazzolari, a key aide to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, claiming that Vladimir Putin would vote 'no' in an upcoming justice referendum, has sparked outrage among opposition parties in Italy.
Pietro Grasso like Gratteri: 'Referendum? In the end, criminals will vote Yes'
Former Senate President Pietro Grasso criticized a justice reform during a No campaign event, asserting it allows criminals to vote in favor.
Fazzolari: “Putin would vote no in the justice referendum”
Giovanbattista Fazzolari implies that Putin would oppose the Italian justice referendum due to the lack of judicial separation in Russia, linking it humorously to the anniversary of the war in Ukraine.
This referendum is not a crusade
The article provides a personal perspective on an upcoming referendum regarding justice reform in Italy, focusing on the need for a more accessible understanding for citizens.
Debate on Justice with Gallera and La Lumia
Cultural Association Legnano Domani is organizing a debate on the justice reform referendum in Legnano.
We all exaggerated in the tones. With the No, the extreme robes win
In a recent forum, Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio emphasized the need for calm dialogue regarding the upcoming referendum on career separation reforms, acknowledging that the tone of discussions has been excessive.
Nordio attacks the judges again: 'They want to mortgage politics'
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio claims that a 'no' vote in the upcoming referendum would empower the extreme wing of the judiciary to influence political decisions.
Referendum, Nordio: "Unpleasant tones, especially from magistrates. I am very sure we will win"
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio expresses confidence in winning the upcoming referendum while urging a more civil discourse in the debate surrounding it.
The government shields itself. 'No effects, but we won't make reaction fails'
A well-attended event in Bologna hosted by Fratelli d'Italia focused on justice reform ahead of an upcoming referendum.
Referendum, Mantovano's Doubts About Gratteri: 'Does He Want to Investigate Those Who Support Yes?'
Alfredo Mantovano questions Nicola Gratteri's remarks about investigating those who support a constitutional justice reform in Italy during a conference in Rome.
The anti-government toga wrote the book against the referendum
Piergiorgio Morosini, president of the Palermo Tribunal, authored a book opposing the career separation referendum while also condemning Italy to pay damages to Sea Watch.
Justice referendum, everything you need to know: when and why to vote
Italy is holding a referendum on March 22 and 23 regarding the separation of judicial careers and the establishment of separate disciplinary courts.
The self-referential power of the judiciary
The article discusses the heated political atmosphere in Italy ahead of the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice, focusing on Minister Carlo Nordio's controversial remarks about judicial corruption.
Judicial Reform: Italy's Justice Minister Warns of 'Mafia-like' Legal System
Italy is preparing for a judicial reform referendum in March, which Justice Minister Carlo Nordio claims is essential to overcome mafia-like mechanisms in governance, a viewpoint met with opposition from judges who argue they face threats from organized crime.
The Lesson of Tortora: "Justice is the Cornerstone of a State of Law"
Enzo Tortora's famous declaration about justice highlights the struggles faced by those wrongfully accused in the legal system, resonating amid ongoing discussions about a justice referendum in Italy.
Forbidden to ask who finances the "No"
A significant amount of funding is flowing into the National Association of Magistrates in Italy ahead of a referendum on justice, with donor names kept secret, raising concerns of hidden financing.
The premier is cold with Nordio. The appeal to the deputies: do not politicize the referendum
Giorgia Meloni, the Italian Prime Minister, is discussing the upcoming justice referendum with her deputies, emphasizing the need to avoid politicizing the issue amid rising opposition.
"Who finances the Committee for the No?" The Ministry of Justice requests the list of donors from the Anm
The Italian Ministry of Justice seeks transparency regarding the donors of the No Committee for the upcoming referendum on justice scheduled for March 22 and 23.
"My words were instrumentalized". Di Matteo responds to Nordio on the CSM "mafia-like"
Nino Di Matteo responds to Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's controversial comments comparing the CSM to a "mafia-like" mechanism, amidst rising tensions surrounding the upcoming referendum on judicial reform in Italy.
Referendum, Di Matteo: "Nordio manipulates my thoughts, reform aggravates the problems of the Csm"
Judge Antonino Di Matteo criticizes Justice Minister Carlo Nordio, asserting that the proposed constitutional reform will exacerbate issues within the CSM rather than resolve them.
Between committees, aperitifs, and Meloni in the city
The campaign for the justice referendum in Lombardy intensifies, with Brothers of Italy mobilizing key figures, including Giorgia Meloni, to promote the reform.
I, from the left, will vote Yes in defense of the Constitution
Marilisa D'Amico, a constitutional law expert, expresses her support for the Yes vote in the justice referendum, emphasizing alignment with leftist principles.
From Gratteri to Ranucci and Rosy Bindi: Here Are Those Who Will Vote No on the Referendum
Prominent figures from various fields are uniting against the justice referendum in Italy, framing it as a moral choice for reform against corruption.
If "Yes" wins in the Justice referendum, the citizen will benefit
The article discusses the implications of the upcoming Justice referendum in Italy, emphasizing the legitimacy of voting while warning against demonizing opposing views.
An Unacceptable Intimidation
The article discusses political intimidation in Italy surrounding the upcoming referendum on justice, particularly targeting supporters of the proposed reforms.
Tortora, Craxi, and Cav: The Posthumous Revenge of Three Great Victims of 'Toga-Rule'
The article reflects on how three deceased figures—Enzo Tortora, Bettino Craxi, and Silvio Berlusconi—might have voted in a referendum on justice reform, considering their past experiences with a judicial system that they felt was corrupt and biased.
Arianna launches the mobilization: "The referendum is not about the government. The reform? It frees the magistrates"
Arianna Meloni emphasizes that the upcoming referendum on justice reform is meant to empower citizens rather than serve as a political test for the government.
I, a bishop investigated and then acquitted, explain why separation is necessary
Bishop Giovanni D’Ercole discusses the Italian justice reform and the misconceptions surrounding it, arguing for the necessity of the separation of powers within the context of the current referendum campaign.
Fdi points the way to the referendum and energizes its members: "Interest of the nation"
Fratelli d'Italia (Fdi) is actively mobilizing its members for a campaign in support of the upcoming justice referendum in Italy, emphasizing the national interest at stake.
Nordio against the CSM on Gratteri. Cirielli (FdI): 'The defeat in the referendum would not be positive'
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio criticizes the Superior Council of the Judiciary for its defense of prosecutor Nicola Gratteri amid controversy over a referendum related to justice.
Identikit of a Defeat
The article discusses the motivations behind the referendum on Justice in Italy, highlighting opposing views on who is likely to vote 'Yes' or 'No' based on their connections to the judicial system.