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Electoral Law, Count: "Mattarella Blocks the Rule on Signatures"

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The 5 Star President in Campobasso: "Text built to protect those who are already in Parliament"

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"The rule on the collection of signatures for small political formations is built to protect the caste that is already there in Parliament. I ask the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella to block this rule that is a shame" (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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The 5 Star President in Campobasso: "Text built to protect those who are already in Parliament"

·Turin, Italy
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The former Prime Minister at the Feast of the Unit criticizes the amendment on the signatures of the parties. Bonaccini opens the extension of the Schlein secretariat after the elections 2027

The center area remains the most delicate node of the coalition The electoral law had to regulate the vote, in the center-left it is regulating mainly the internal accounts. Count sends arrows to the allies, Renzi claims space and Franceschini tries to prevent the race for leadership from becoming yet another psychodrama. The first front opens on the collection of signatures...

AGI - The effect of the electoral law is felt in the center-left coalition, engaged in the resolution of the difficult rebus of the leadership. Giuseppe Conte, host of the Psi in Campobasso, dwells on the norm of the collection of signatures for those parties that are not yet represented in Parliament. Six thousand signatures are needed at the college, says the norm: an "exorbitant" figure for Conte, designed to keep out forces like the Psi, to …

The new lists have to collect 6,000 signatures for each college. For the leader is against Honorato: "If at the center there is only Iv I'm not there ... Find out more!

·Rome, Italy
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La Stampa broke the news in Turin, Italy on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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