Giorgia Meloni's government suffers a setback as Italian voters reject judicial reforms by 54% to 46% in a referendum with unexpectedly high turnout of 59%.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faces backlash as a referendum on her judicial reforms is rejected with 54% voting "No."
Italians reject premier’s push to overhaul judiciary that has often clashed with government
Referendum result could tarnish PM’s reputation and make winning next year’s general election more challenging
