Italian Press and Youth React to Giorgia Meloni's Failed Referendum

Italian newspapers are discussing the results of Monday's failed referendum, with some speculating about the end of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's perceived political invincibility, while student leaders highlight strong youth opposition to defend constitutional rights and improve living conditions.

24 Mar, 11:47 — 24 Mar, 11:47

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The end of Meloni's invincibility? Italian papers react to her failed referendum

PRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, March 24, 2026: First, French papers are dedicating their front pages to former prime minister Lionel Jospin, who passed away on Sunday at the age of 88. Next, Italian front pages discuss the results of Monday's failed referendum. Also, the Financial Times looks into the misuse of public funds in Hungary. Finally, not all climate news is bad news.

By Emily BOYLE

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The end of Meloni's invincibility? Italian papers react to her failed referendum

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Italian Press and Youth React to Giorgia Meloni's Failed Referendum

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Ruzzon: "Il nostro no a Meloni per difendere la Carta, diritto alla casa e condizioni di lavoro”

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