34.3% of Italians trust the current government - Eurispes

(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 24 - Little over one-third of Italians, 34.3%, trust the current government, according to the Italy Report 2023 published by Eurispes on Wednesday.
    Of the other institutions, the president of the republic had the trust of 52.2% of Italians, the judiciary 41%, regional governors 34.8%, and parliament 30%.
    In terms of trust in law enforcement, about 55% of Italians said they trust the finance police, 52.8% the state police and 52.7% the Carabinieri police, according to the report.
    The fire department garnered the trust of 77.8% of Italians and the coast guard 65.1%.
    51.9% of Italians are in favour of the direct election of the premier and 48.3% of the president of the republic, Eurispes added.
    Overall, some 56.1% Italians support greater regional autonomy, with support being highest among Italians living in the northeast (65.2%) and lowest in the southern regions, where 52.6% agree little or not at all.
    Only one in three Italians, 33.8 percent, reportedly believe greater centralised power is more effective. (ANSA).