Today, Italian President Sergio Mattarella is set to preside over a plenary session of the Superior Council of the Judiciary (Csm), which reflects the ongoing tensions regarding Justice reform and criticisms directed at those supporting it. His attendance, previously uncertain, is seen by many as a signal urging political actors to temper their heated exchanges. The meeting is particularly focused on requests made by a Forza Italia member regarding potential disciplinary actions against Naples Prosecutor Nicola Gratteri, whose statements have invoked strong opposition due to his accusations linking organized crime and political influence in Calabria to the upcoming referendum.