June 20, 2018

June 20, 2018
1:36 pm
Constitutional Change

In Italy the new Government was sworn in but a question comes up from the shadow: did the “Government of Change” start out by prompting a constitutional change?

by Dario Elia Tosi In the last week, Italy overcame one of the deepest political turmoil of the last decades. The new Government and the parliamentary majority, which supports it, describe the new institutional layout as the “Government of Change”.

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