Do presidentialism and differentiated autonomy radically change the Charter?

Time for great reforms. But does introducing the election of the President of the Republic and giving autonomy to the Regions really mean distorting the provisions of the Constitution? Debate, very heated, between an innovator and a conservative

Presidentialism and differentiated autonomy could radically change the Italian constitution and political system. Both cast doubts, in some way, on the stable, lasting character that is in the very nature of constitutions. These, after all, represent the realization of a Hegelian idea, “the continuation and maintenance of what has already been decided”. Let’s hear the opposing points of view of an innovator and a conservative.