End of life, the government challenges the law of Veneto: Salvini does not vote in the Council of Ministers, Calderoli opposed

The Italian government has decided to challenge Veneto's end-of-life law, which allows assisted suicide procedures. Matteo Salvini, the Deputy Prime Minister, did not participate in the discussion or vote. Roberto Calderoli, the Minister for Regional Affairs, opposed the challenge, arguing that the law merely provides guidelines in line with existing regulations. Giancarlo Giorgetti, the Minister of Economy, also did not attend the Cabinet meeting.

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