Editor and parliamentary correspondent for Il Sole 24 Ore. Born in Rome on February 9, 1969, after classical studies she graduated in Literature with a focus on history and then specialized at the Luiss School of Journalism in Rome. At the end of the 1990s she collaborated with the Ministry of Social Solidarity on the topic of immigration and the integration of foreigners in Italy. A publicist since 1997 thanks to an internship at the weekly Avvenimenti in Rome, she finally joined Il Sole 24 Ore as a professional journalist in January 2000. For years she coordinated the politics and economic policy pages as editor and since 2012 she has been writing full-time about politics, following in particular the Monti, Letta, Renzi and Gentiloni governments and the affairs of the Democratic Party and the center-left. An expert in electoral law and constitutional reforms, she has also followed the evolution of ordinary legislation on the subject and the various attempts to reform and modernize the Constitution.