Government challenges Veneto's end-of-life law, Salvini abstains from cabinet vote

The Italian government plans to contest the Veneto region's end-of-life law, which allows medically assisted suicide. This law was approved by the center-right administration led by Governor Alberto Stefani. Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini did not participate in the discussions or voting on this matter. Minister Roberto Calderoli, also from the League, opposed the challenge, arguing that the law is organizational and aligns with existing regulations.