“For more than three years, Giorgia Meloni, the first female prime minister of Italy, has led one of the nation’s most stable governments, keeping her coalition intact for longer than all but two of her postwar predecessors,” the New York Times reports.
“Yet this week, she faces a rare threat to her authority in the form of a tightly fought referendum being held on Sunday and Monday that polls suggest Ms. Meloni may struggle to win. The prime minister is seeking support for proposed changes to Italy’s Constitution that are so complicated, hardly anyone completely understands them.”
“Instead, voters may end up treating the polls as a referendum on the prime minister herself.”

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