ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Constitutional Affairs Committee on Monday signed off on a new electoral law after the main parties reached a deal which could pave the way to a national election in the autumn.
Deputies will begin debating the law, which is based on proportional representation, on Tuesday, and party leaders say they hope it can be approved in both houses in early July.
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