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Meloni's Three Years: Economic Gains Amid Growing Criticism

10/23/2025

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Giorgia Meloni, Italian Prime Minister, has been in office for three years and oversaw a deficit reduction and unemployment falling from 8% to 6%, with 1,000 days in power.
Despite stability, Meloni faces criticism for limited structural changes and growing economic discontent.
The administration enacted stricter security laws and proposed reforms that could centralize power.
Challenges remain, including immigration and Italy's public debt at 140% of GDP.

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Giorgia Meloni, Italian Prime Minister, has been in office for three years and oversaw a deficit reduction and unemployment falling from 8% to 6%, with 1,000 days in power.
Despite stability, Meloni faces criticism for limited structural changes and growing economic discontent.
The administration enacted stricter security laws and proposed reforms that could centralize power.
Challenges remain, including immigration and Italy's public debt at 140% of GDP.