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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Melonis right-wing coalition suffered a significant setback in a recent justice reform referendum, denting her image of invincibility and leaving her reform plans in disarray. Despite ruling out resignation, Meloni faces challenging decisions, including pushing for an electoral law change or calling a snap vote. The high voter turnout was driven by economic frustrations, with analysts viewing the result as a win for the judiciary rather than a full rejection of Meloni. Polls suggest her conservative alliance remains ahead, but budget constraints and economic woes pose significant challenges, potentially turning Meloni into a lame-duck leader.

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