In the upcoming discussion on Italy’s budget bill, over 4,500 amendments have been filed, with a staggering 3,200 originating from opposition parties. Forza Italia proposed 501 changes, while the League and Brothers of Italy submitted 428 and 190 amendments, respectively. The opposition’s key proposals focus on healthcare, minimum wage, and reconstruction efforts in Emilia-Romagna. Criticism arose regarding the government’s lack of future-oriented investments, with parties like the Democratic Party highlighting a disconnect in priorities. The process will move forward with admissibility decisions scheduled for November 15, followed by a review of appeals.