> Matteo Renzi staked his political future on his attempt to change Italy's cumbersome political system. He wanted to strengthen central government and weaken the Senate, the upper house of parliament.
Italians learned to be weary of that about 2000 years ago, didn't they?
Not at all. Referendums on international treaties are not allowed in Italy.
The vote could indicate a rise of the populist leaders (Beppe Grillo of M5S, Matteo Salvini of North League), who usually make remarks and slogans against EU and euro.
Italians learned to be weary of that about 2000 years ago, didn't they?
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