(ANSA) - Rome, January 3 - The anti-establishment 5-Star
Movement (M5S) on Tuesday began voting on a new code of conduct
for members placed under criminal investigation, who will no
longer face automatic sanctions.
The results are expected later today.
The ruling centre-left Democratic Party accused the M5S of
hypocrisy in its apparent volte-face, saying the new code was
meant as a shield for Rome Mayor Virginia Raggi who is facing a
possible probe into appointments.
M5S votes on new code of conduct
'Save-Raggi' volte-face says PD