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The Italian political debate focuses on the discussion of the Budget Law and the distribution of public funds between various sectors.
"It's really the Halloween maneuver: what's coming out gives me shivers. While 14 billion more are put in over the two-year period for weapons and defense, everything is cut: schools, pension revaluation. Healthcare will receive half of the necessary funds requested by the Regions and by the Minister himself." The leader of the 5 stars, Giuseppe Conte, wrote it on social media.
"One of the most painful chapters for us, in addition to the nothing on salaries and purchasing power - he continues - is what we read about schools. On several occasions we have proposed planning 13.5 billion in investments, stuck on the now failed Strait Bridge project, to put them in schools, increasing spaces and services for our children. Instead they are cutting over 7 thousand positions: almost 5 thousand teachers and 2 thousand administrators and school collaborators. Fortunately this Budget Law is the last for It's time to send them home," he concludes.

In Serbia, parliamentary elections are repeated in 53 seats where the results had not been determined or the vote had been annulled. 24,438 voters went to the polls, with polling stations open from 7am to 8pm.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni declared to Bruno Vespa that the RAI reform is at an advanced stage in Parliament, criticizing the attitude of the left on the governance of the public company.

Mansour Abbas, leader of the Ra'am party, aims to turn the voter turnout into an opportunity for the Arab community, declaring that all options are open and recalling past negotiations.

The maneuver provides for the payment of the TFS without waiting from 2030 and in a single solution from 2035 for public employees who leave due to age limits, thus responding to the findings of the Constitutional Court.

Next Wednesday, Israeli President Isaac Herzog will receive the official results of the elections and will start consultations with the parliamentary lists and parties.

Giorgia Meloni, in Bruno Vespa's new book, denies the interest in the Quirinale for this mandate but denounces the "cultural racism" of the left against the center-right regarding the presidential office.