The referendum in Italy regarding citizenship and job protection likely failed due to low turnout, estimated at around 30%, far below the required 50% plus one vote. Proposed by trade unions and civic organizations, the referendum focused on labor market reforms and citizenship eligibility for non-EU nationals. The ruling coalition, led by Premier Giorgia Meloni, opposed the referendum, while opposition parties supported it. Despite the low turnout, a significant majority voted 'yes' on the labor law questions and a majority also supported the citizenship question. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)