- Forza Italia and Lega are leading the push for electoral law reform while navigating divisions within the centre-right political landscape.
- Ruling coalition partners, including Forza Italia, faced defeat on election law reform efforts.
Coalition partner resists financial contributions to the government while Giorgetti defends the push for higher taxation on banks.
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Coalition partner resists financial contributions to the government while Giorgetti defends the push for higher taxation on banks.
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The entities involved
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Forza Italia
Italian political party (1994–2009)
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Italy
country in southern Europe
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