Matteo Renzi is preparing for a game of double or nothing.
Italy’s prime minister has set his sights on winning a constitutional reform referendum later this year that would allow him to seek re-election at the head of a much stronger government.
If the plebiscite does not go his way, he has promised he would quit politics.
A reform of the constitution adopted by parliament on Tuesday (12 April) is part of the biggest shake-up of Italy’s institutions since the postwar transi...
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