Italians vote on labour reforms and citizenship changes in key referendum
Italy votes on five referendum questions addressing citizenship and labour laws. A turnout of 50% or more is needed for validation.
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Italy votes on five referendum questions addressing citizenship and labour laws. A turnout of 50% or more is needed for validation.
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2025/06/08/test-for-meloni-italian-labour-reform-and-citizenship-referendum-under-way
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00:00Italians called to the polls until 3 p.m. Monday to vote on five repeal referandums covering controversial issues such as citizenship and the labor market.
00:15Called for by the opposition, they propose reducing the period after which one can apply for Italian citizenship from 10 to 5 years and amending recent reforms on layoffs and employee protections.
00:30At least 50% plus one of eligible voters must vote for the election to be valid.
00:38Final turnout will be announced when the polls close.
00:43The majority of parties oppose the referandums, with some government officials urging citizens not to go to the polls.
00:51Analysts say the vote is a test for Giorgio Meloni's executive.
01:00The 28th video.
01:01The 26th video.
01:02The 25th ceremony will be announced in 2017 and the 27th.
01:04The 25th of March was issued by the Patriot Lubbock, including the Paprika Elias and the Pujer University.
01:10In the 80s of March, 100% of March.
01:13They will be announced in 2015 and 2012.
01:17The 26th of March was the 61st of March 20th of March.