(ANSA) - Rome, October 23 - The anti-establishment 5-Star
Movement (M5S) on Monday appealed to President Sergio Mattarella
to intervene to convince the parties backing a bill for a new
election law to change it.
The M5S's parliamentary whips also appealed to the head of
State to refuse to sign the so-called Rosatellum 2.0 bill into
law if this does not happen.
"We ask President Mattarella to intervene within his role of
moral persuasion of the political parties and the institutions,
so that the unconstitutional elements are removed," the whips
said in a post on the blog of M5S founder Beppe Grillo.
"If the parties should be deaf to the moral persuasion, we
ask him to evaluate the possibility of not signing the law and
sending it back to the houses of parliament".
M5S appeal to Mattarella on election law (2)
Don't sign if persuasion not successful - whips