Re:HSBC CEO Says Bankers Generating 20% of London Revenue Ma...
by gpderetta on Wednesday January 18, 2017 @12:58PM
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In Italy referenda on international treaties are prohibited by the constitution.
The only option is an ad-hoc constitutional law that allows for a specific (non-binding) referendum and requires a large (2/3) majority on the parliament. Interestingly, this was last done in '89, to vote to transition from the (economical) European Community to the (political) European Union.
The only option is an ad-hoc constitutional law that allows for a specific (non-binding) referendum and requires a large (2/3) majority on the parliament. Interestingly, this was last done in '89, to vote to transition from the (economical) European Community to the (political) European Union.