Constitutional referendum sparks controversy in Italy
Max Civili
Press TV, Rome
Italy’s Supreme Court has given the green light to a referendum on crucial government-proposed constitutional reforms. Now, prime minister Matteo Renzi is only one step away from overhauling Italy’s two-chamber parliamentary system. But he also may be forced to resign in case the public does not support his bid.
Press TV’s correspondent in Italy Max Civili has filed this report from Rome.
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