Cesare Parodi Resigns as President of Italy’s National Association of Magistrates
Cesare Parodi has resigned from his position as president of the National Association of Magistrates (ANM) in Italy, citing serious family reasons. The announcement was made on March 23, 2026, shortly before a meeting of the ANM’s Central Steering Committee.
Resignation Unrelated to Justice Reform Referendum
Parodi emphasized that his decision to resign is not connected to the ongoing referendum on justice reform. “Absolutely not,” he stated to Adnkronos . He reportedly timed the announcement to avoid any association between his personal decision and the outcome of the referendum.
Family Matters Prompt Departure
According to initial reports, the resignation stems from serious health issues affecting a family member . Parodi communicated his decision to the Central Steering Committee a few minutes before 3:00 PM local time.
Background
Cesare Parodi, a deputy prosecutor in Turin, was elected president of the ANM in February of the previous year, succeeding Giuseppe Santalucia . A recent designation is expected to take place on March 28, with a meeting of the CoC scheduled.