In a televised debate, Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio and constitutionalist Enrico Grosso discussed the upcoming referendum on judicial reform, expressing opposing views on its implications.
In the lead-up to the Italian referendum on judicial reform, Justice Minister Carlo Nordio faced constitutional expert Enrico Grosso in a debate aired on Sky Tg24. The two presented starkly different perspectives on the proposed reforms, with Nordio advocating for the changes as a means to enhance citizens' legal protections through measures such as the separation of careers within the judiciary. He expressed hope that voter turnout would reach between 50% and 60%, emphasizing the importance of public engagement in the democratic process.
