
The leader of Action, Carlo Calenda, asks the parties to withdraw the wide-ranging amendment on preferences because, by not providing for the obligation of gender alternation, it risks limiting the presence of women in parliament.
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The broad field amendment on preferences is at the center of the political debate due to its potential repercussions on gender representation.
"The wide-field amendment on preferences, by not providing for the obligation to express a double preference with gender alternation, risks significantly restricting the presence of women in parliament.
We ask the parties who presented it to reflect on the opportunity to withdraw the amendment and reformulate it." This is what the leader of Action, Carlo Calenda, suggests
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The parties evaluate the withdrawal or reformulation of the amendment
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