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Italy’s citizenship referendum fails

Analysis-Italy's Referendum Flop Bolsters Meloni, Reveals Divide on Left Over Citizenship

"It has been a big defeat for the left, that strengthens the government," said Antonio Tajani, the deputy prime minister and leader of Forza Italia party, one of the coalition parties.

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Italy’s citizenship referendum fails after voters heed Giorgia Meloni call for boycott

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Italy's referendum on citizenship and job protections fails because of low turnout

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Low turnout thwarts Italian referendums, deals blow to opposition

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Italian Referendum to Loosen Citizenship Rules Fails

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Italians vote on citizenship, labor reform, but low turnout may sink referendum

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Low Turnout In Italian Vote Ends Hopes For Shorter Citizenship Wait

Activists campaigning for the reform argued that such a long process is a needless wait for people who are already well-integrated into Italian society, many having spent much of their life there, an...

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Low turnout scuttles Italy referendum on citizenship

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Italy holds referendum on citizenship, workers’ rights

Who Gets to Be Italian? Voters Face a Choice.

A referendum on Sunday and Monday will give Italians the chance to loosen citizenship laws for immigrants. But it is not clear enough voters will turn out.

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Italy's referendum flop bolsters Meloni, reveals divide on left over citizenship

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni snubbed a referendum on easing citizenship laws but has emerged stronger from the vote as the leftist opposition failed to mobilise mass opposition to her right-wing government after nearly three years in power.

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Italy’s referendum on citizenship and job protections fails on low turnout

It was a clear defeat for the center-left opposition and a victory for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the ruling right-wing coalition, who openly supported abstaining from voting.