A modest piece of advice on the electoral law
The letter from Michele Magno.
What is happening with the electoral law?
The reform of the electoral law between facts, setbacks for the center-right, and excessive enthusiasm from the broad coalition. Sacchi’s note.
Vannacci and exaggerated machismo
Vannacci becomes the symbol of a cultural regression that, through language, politics, and institutions, continues to challenge the role, authority, and full citizenship of women. Alessandra Servidori’s contribution
Why the center-left cannot celebrate too much over the government’s failure on preferences
How are the majority and opposition faring after the sensational rejection of the partial restoration of preferences sought by the government? Damato’s Insights.
I will tell you about the somersaults regarding preferences.
What happened yesterday in the Chamber regarding the amendment to the electoral law. Cundari’s italicized commentary taken from his newsletter La Linea.
Dario Franceschini, the Cumaean Sibyl of the PD, with a view of the Quirinale
Moods, thoughts, and whispers from Dario Franceschini of the PD on the electoral law and the Quirinale… Damato’s Scratches
The electoral law reform: the score changes but the music remains the same
In the so-called Second Republic, political leaderships lacked care for the general interest and vision for the future, not formal powers. Therefore, there is no need to artificially inflate the latter to compensate for the shortcomings of the former. Hybrids do not work. The letter from Michele Magno
Hooray, the little theater about the electoral law reform has started again…
Are the exhausting parliamentary hearings on the electoral law really necessary? Battista Falconi’s italics
Electoral law, here are the pros and cons of the Malan proposal. Professor Vassallo speaks.
News, objectives, and scenarios of the proposed electoral law reform. The analysis by political scientist Salvatore Vassallo taken from Stefano Feltri’s Notes.
