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Referendum on justice/ Prosecutors celebrate the first results, Giorgia Meloni reacts

2026-03-23 19:26:00, Kosova & Bota CNA

Referendum on justice/ Prosecutors celebrate the first results, Giorgia Meloni

Prosecutors and representatives of the justice system in Italy have reacted after the publication of the first results of the referendum on justice reform, where the camp against the changes has come out on top.

Amid the symbolic song "Bella Ciao" and strong emotional moments, well-known figures in the justice system appeared to celebrate the preliminary result.

The referendum on justice in Italy has produced a clear preliminary result, with "No" leading with around 55% of the vote, rejecting proposed interventions in the justice system.

Following the publication of these results, the country's Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, also reacted. In a video message shared on social media, she emphasized that the government will fully respect the will of the citizens by continuing its political commitment to the stability and continuity of governance.

"The Italians have decided. And we respect this decision. We will move forward, as we have always done, with responsibility, determination and respect for the Italian people and Italy,"  Meloni said.

 
 
 
 
 
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Her statement came immediately after the confirmation of the trend of the result, which marks a victory for the anti-justice reform camp.

According to the Italian news agency, ANSA, which is based on the Italian state television, RAI, from almost a third of the polling stations counted, 54.42 percent of voters voted "No" and 45.58 percent voted "Yes."

The results are based on a count of votes from more than 17,000 of the 61,533 polling stations. A loss in the referendum would be a major blow to Meloni, who has led a remarkably stable coalition government since October 2022. /CNA





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