Italy Parliament votes on electoral law in key test for Meloni

The Italian Parliament has voted on a new electoral law, a crucial test for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government. This proposal would introduce a fully proportional system, which means that any alliance winning more than 42% of the vote would be guaranteed a parliamentary majority. This change could significantly impact Italy's politics and potentially lead to more coalition governments. The outcome of this vote will be closely watched by investors and economists, as it may affect Italy's economic stability and its relationship with the European Union.

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Italy's parliament is voting on a new electoral law that could change the political landscape. The outcome of the vote is uncertain and may impact investor confidence.

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