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The Chamber discussed the constitutionality preliminary rulings relating to a proposed electoral law.
The majority overcomes the first hurdle on the electoral law. The Chamber rejected the constitutionality preliminary rulings with 229 votes against and 151 in favor. The vote was secret.
The Italian government, through Giorgia Meloni and Giancarlo Giorgetti, requests greater budgetary flexibility from the EU. High inflation makes it difficult to stick to the nominal spending path, requiring a review of the relevant factors.

The Chamber of Deputies rejected the constitutionality rulings on the new electoral law. The final vote is expected between October 7 and 8. The opposition harshly contests the provision, defining it as unconstitutional and detrimental to the powers of the Head of State.

The Swiss Council of States has put forward tougher proposals than the Government on immigration, introducing an incentive tax and stringent criteria to activate the escape clause based on four key indicators.

The EU Commission declares that it has already granted flexibility to member states but that it has not yet received Prime Minister Meloni's letter. Meanwhile, Italy and the Czech Republic present proposals against the energy shock.

Serious incidents and violence during student protests in France. In Marseille the principal and other members of the school staff were attacked and doused with petrol. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has called a crisis summit in Paris.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni comments on the ruling on the Regeni case, defining it as not definitive and rejecting the idea of closing diplomatic relations with Egypt, underlining that they were reopened by the Gentiloni government.