"What happens in countries where there is a separation between the careers of magistrates? What happens is that the public prosecutor is subordinate to the executive. Every year, the Minister of Justice sets out the priorities. [...] In 2028, our priority may be online fraud, which is important and must be prosecuted, but corruption and extortion must also be prosecuted. Mafia crimes, money laundering, and financial crimes must also be prosecuted, as they are important because they are the cutting edge of the mafia. It is obvious, then, that we are against it. [...] and we will vote no to the separation of careers when, probably in late spring 2026, we go to the polls for the referendum, because we are convinced that it will only cause harm. It will only be an additional obstacle to having a fair and swift trial and, above all, to protecting the injured parties."