The judges out of tune dismantle the 'fake'. 'And now enough with the factions'
Fifty judges from various roles across Italy openly support the separation of careers and challenge the narrative of misinformation surrounding the constitutional reform.
It would be a shame if the No wins. But I don't believe that will happen
Giorgia Meloni is carefully planning her final push for the Yes vote in the upcoming referendum on the separation of careers for judges, opting for a soft approach with media appearances rather than rallies or debates.
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.
The Yes leads, one in four support from a grillino
Poll analysis shows a slight advantage for the Yes vote on the separation of careers law, with significant undecided voters.
How many Democrats aligned with the Yes. The guarantee wing will be decisive
A faction of the Italian left diverges from the hardline stance of the Democratic Party regarding a referendum on the separation of careers between judges and public prosecutors.
The two CSM? Even Europe asks us for it
The article discusses the European Union's longstanding calls for reforms in Italy's judicial system, particularly emphasizing the need for the separation of careers and greater independence of judges.
A dismantled and weakened CSM: here's how it changes if the Nordio-Meloni reform passes
The article discusses the ongoing conflict over the justice reform in Italy and raises questions about the objectives of the Nordio-Meloni law, particularly regarding the separation of careers between public prosecutors and judges.
All democracies have chosen the separation of careers. Here’s why Italy is an exception today
The article discusses the absence of career separation in Italy's judicial system compared to other liberal democracies.
Arianna Meloni dismantles the lies about the referendum: 'No cataclysm, many magistrates support yes'
Arianna Meloni emphasizes that the upcoming referendum on the separation of careers is not a vote on the government, countering claims that it is linked to her leadership.
Valditara: "Gratteri should say in which schools propaganda for the Yes has been made"
The debate over the referendum concerning the separation of careers in the judiciary intensifies after provocative remarks from prosecutor Nicola Gratteri.
The separation could (perhaps) have avoided the worst
The article discusses how the separation of careers for magistrates might have changed the course of justice in the case of Enzo Tortora, who was wrongfully convicted.
"Topo Gigio". The Campanian Judge Insults Donzelli Against the Referendum
The upcoming referendum on the separation of careers in the judiciary has sparked heated debates among judges, with some opposing the separation and tensions escalating as insults are exchanged between factions.
The separation of careers? A just and bipartisan battle
Former Senate President Marcello Pera emphasized the importance of the justice referendum in restoring balance among State powers and strengthening citizens' rights during a conference supporting the referendum.
Baldassarre: "Falcone was in favor of the separation of careers"
Former Constitutional Court President Antonio Baldassarre confirmed that Giovanni Falcone supported the separation of careers during a symposium at the Senate.
"Worldwide careers are separate," said the president of the SìSepara committee
Gian Domenico Caiazza and Cesare Parodi debated on the separation of careers in the magistracy, highlighting the potential impacts on judicial independence and decision-making freedom.
The separation of careers in the Pd
The article discusses the separation of careers between magistrates and politicians in the Democratic Party, focusing on Elly Schlein's opposition to justice reform despite its constitutionality.
Referendum, the 'Yes' front divides the broad field
The upcoming March referendum in Italy will ask citizens whether they support separating the careers of judges and prosecutors, a proposal that has seen a shift in support from the political left.
The dance of Parisi with the "no front"
Giorgio Parisi, a renowned physicist and Nobel Prize winner, has shared his late discovery of dance and his struggles with rhythm, contrasting it with his confident stance on the separation of careers in mainstream discussions.
Referendum, the left of Yes puts its face on the reform
The left faction advocating for the Yes vote in the referendum showcases its commitment to reform, challenging perceptions of being a unified monolith against separation of careers.
Presidio for the citizen. The Sì Seprara Committee is born - Rome Capital
The Sì Seprara referendum committee has been established in Rome to advocate for the separation of careers in the judiciary, addressing growing concerns about trust and impartiality in the legal system.
Dead people voting and fake ballots. The patronage services are falsifying the referendum
The article discusses alleged electoral fraud involving deceased individuals voting and pre-printed ballots in a referendum regarding the separation of careers, implicating patronage services in the scheme.