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Meloni government sets record as Italy's longest-serving administration

Giorgia Meloni's government has officially become the longest-serving continuous administration in the history of the Italian Republic, reaching 1,413 consecutive days in office. This milestone surpasses the previous record of 1,412 days held by Silvio Berlusconi's second government between 2001 and 2005.

Meloni has framed this stability as a vital condition for national planning and international credibility. Supporters highlight economic indicators, including the addition of 1.2 million jobs, unemployment dropping below 6%, and a significant reduction in irregular immigration arrivals. The administration also points to fiscal discipline and increased energy security as key achievements.

However, the milestone has drawn criticism from political opponents and labor unions. Critics argue that longevity does not equate to effective governance, citing issues such as stagnant industrial production, rising living costs, and critical shortages in the public healthcare system. Opposition leaders have noted that while the executive remains stable, many citizens face ongoing economic difficulties and declining public services.

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Alessandra Locatelli · Bari · Fratelli d'Italia · Fratelli d’Italia · Giorgia Meloni · Italy · Mario Turco · Movimento 5 Stelle · Palazzo Chigi · Silvio Berlusconi

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