The article discusses significant gaps in Italy's electoral reform that could lead to constitutional issues, despite warnings from government technicians that have been overlooked by the ruling right-wing coalition.
The article highlights critical vulnerabilities within Italy's electoral reform that could pose serious constitutional risks. Key government officials have been informally warned of these issues through discussions with members of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, as well as consultations with specialists from the Constitutional Court. The concerns raised suggest that the reform, intended to enhance the electoral process, may instead lead to significant legal complications if these perceived flaws are not addressed.
