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New: Rafizi Urges MPs to Back RCI on Judicial Appointments But They Are Yet To Decide
Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli has written to all parliamentarians, urging them to support the formation of a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) to investigate allegations surrounding judicial appointments. In his letter, Rafizi also called for MPs to back the Parliamentary Special Select Committee on human rights, elections, and institutional reforms to probe the scandal, including summoning Prime…
By James Mackenzie ROME (Reuters) - Italian centre-left leader Matteo Renzi received a mandate on Monday to form a new government, promising rapid tax, labour and institutional reforms to revive a deeply troubled economy. Renzi, who engineered the removal of a party rival from the premiership last week, plans a radical programme to lift Italy out of its most serious economic slump since World War Two. "In this difficult situation, I will bring all the energy and commitment I am capable of," he told reporters after President Giorgio Napolitano gave him the mandate to form the next government. The 39-year-old Renzi had been expected to take over since his rival Enrico Letta was ousted as prime minister at a meeting of their Democratic Party (PD) last week, following growing impatience with the slow pace of economic reforms. Source: Reuters
