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Italian newspapers interpreted Monday's nearly 54 percent No vote on judicial reform as a setback for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, while European press also covered Lionel Jospin's death and an FT probe into Hungary.

Nearly 54 percent of voters rejected the proposed judicial reform in Monday's referendum.
Opposition newspapers presented the result as a clear rebuke to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
Right wing papers described the outcome as either preservation of the existing system or the product of a misleading campaign.
French front pages were dominated by the death of former prime minister Lionel Jospin at age 88.
The Financial Times reported alleged misuse of public funds by associates of Hungarian premier Viktor Orban ahead of April 12 elections.

Italian referendum defeat challenges Giorgia Meloni's authority

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