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Yes, there are many problems, some of which could be solved without a Constitutional reform, some of which would need one, the redistribution being on of these.
by zakk 9y ago
Yes, there are many problems, some of which could be solved without a Constitutional reform, some of which would need one, the redistribution being on of these.
However, given that five Regions essentially don't engage in such redistribution due to their special status, and given that it is a widespread opinion that this special status is just for historical reasons -- making very little sense today -- I think that a constitutional reform may be on the table soon.
The Veneto referendum is a good demonstration that these issues have widespread support from all the political spectrum.
- bonzini 9y agoI honestly doubt. The required supermajority is incredibly hard to achieve, and without it you would need a national referendum with no hope of passing. The referendum might have had widespread _local_ support, but at the country level it's a whole different story. Why didn't Veneto get more autonomy (same as what they want to ask now) when the Lega Nord was part of the national government coalition?