The Meloni effect: Has Italy's prime minister delivered on her promises?
Summary
Giorgia Meloni became Italy's first female prime minister in September 2022, rising from a poor neighborhood in Rome to lead the country. After three and a half years in office, her popularity has declined, highlighted by the rejection of her judicial reform in a March 2026 referendum.Key Facts
- Giorgia Meloni became Italy's first female prime minister on September 25, 2022.
- She grew up in a working-class neighborhood called Garbatella in Rome.
- Meloni is associated with Italy's far-right political movement.
- Her government lost a judicial reform referendum in March 2026.
- The referendum loss marked a turning point and signaled the end of her "invincibility."
- Public opinion about Meloni's leadership is now mixed, especially in her home neighborhood.
- Her government is approaching the end of its current term.
- Meloni’s political future and legacy in Italy face increasing debate.
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