00:02The new electoral law has received final approval. The Chamber of Deputies approved the bill with 227 votes in favor and 164 in favor.
00:11against. No stumbles for the majority, despite the secret ballot. The majority is satisfied
00:17Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni: Let's respond with facts to those who hoped to see a divided center-right.
00:22He says. The opposition reacted harshly, displaying protest signs in the chamber.
00:27denouncing a fraudulent law designed only to favor the majority. Are you afraid of
00:33Losing, Ellish Line accuses the center-right in court. The rules change with the Stabilicum.
00:40of the voting system for political elections. Away with single-member constituencies comes a mix of
00:46proportional with a majority bonus for whoever obtains at least 42% of the votes. The bonus does not
00:53It will be triggered if none of the coalitions reaches this threshold, even in just one Chamber.
00:59to indicate the Prime Minister candidate when submitting the program. Preferences return
01:04Up to three, but no blocked frontrunners. The signatures required for new parties to run have quadrupled.
01:11in the elections. Non-residents and caregivers will be able to vote where they have a temporary residence.
01:18National Future votes against the electoral law, but opens its doors to the center-right. During the statements,
01:24of voting in Montecitorio, the Vannaccian Edoardo Ziello evokes a dialogue with the current
01:30majority to prevent the left from returning to government. But, Ziello warns, the parties
01:36government requires respect. The invitation, however, was coldly received by potential
01:41Allies. For the Minister for European Affairs and Giorgia Meloni's staunchest supporter, Tommaso Foti,
01:47Anyone who votes against the government remains in opposition. According to the head of the MASA party, Francesco Lollobrigida,
01:53There is no need for dialogue with those who want to send us home every day. The leader of
01:58We moderates, Maurizio Lupi. Bannacci? We'll never be with him, not today or tomorrow.
02:05The European Commission has given the green light to Italy's request to activate the clause.
02:10to safeguard defense and energy spending. The government has requested 14.4 billion
02:16of flexibility for the first item and the same amount for the second, for a total of approximately 29 billion
02:22in the two-year period. It does not actually jeopardize fiscal sustainability in the medium term.
02:28Our assessment is positive, as expressed by the European executive. The dossier
02:34It now goes to the European Council, which will have a month to give its final approval. Europe
02:39recognizes Italy's reasons, said the Minister for European Affairs Tommaso Foti.
