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Ex-Italian Premier Enrico Letta Quits Parliament
Former Italian prime minister Enrico Letta announced Sunday he will resign from parliament for a job heading up the international affairs school at the elite Sciences-Po university in Paris.
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Italy's new Matteo Renzi government is also young
Matteo Renzi became Italy's youngest premier on Saturday, promising a new era of stable government after using old-school politicking to engineer the ouster of a fellow Democrat he deemed too timid to get the nation back to work.
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Italy's Matteo Renzi sworn in as Prime Minister
Italian centre-left leader Matteo Renzi took office on Saturday as his country's youngest Prime Minister, facing pressure to show immediate results after he forced out his predecessor over the slow pace of economic reforms.
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Italy's Matteo Renzi to be PM nominee after Enrico Letta resigns
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano began meeting political leaders on Friday after Prime Minister Enrico Letta's resignation, with leftist leader Matteo Renzi virtually certain to win the nomination to succeed him.
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Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta wins confidence votes, vows reforms
Italy's Prime Minister Enrico Letta won a confidence vote in the Senate on Wednesday, confirming his government's majority after promising sweeping reforms.
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Italy PM apologises for youth brain drain
Prime Minister Enrico Letta on Sunday issued an apology to the young Italians who have found themselves forced to leave the recession-hit country in the face of record-high youth unemployment.
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Barack Obama congratulates Italy's new prime minister Enrico Letta
President Barack Obama "warmly" congratulated Italy's Prime Minister Enrico Letta, the White House said on Sunday, with the United States looking forward to working with his new government.
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New Italy Prime Minister to unveil programme for change
Italy's new Prime Minister Enrico Letta was set to unveil his coalition government's programme on Monday, under the watchful gaze of international markets and European partners.
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Ex-Italian Premier Enrico Letta Quits Parliament
Former Italian prime minister Enrico Letta announced Sunday he will resign from parliament for a job heading up the international affairs school at the elite Sciences-Po university in Paris.
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Italy's new Matteo Renzi government is also young
Matteo Renzi became Italy's youngest premier on Saturday, promising a new era of stable government after using old-school politicking to engineer the ouster of a fellow Democrat he deemed too timid to get the nation back to work.
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Italy's Matteo Renzi sworn in as Prime Minister
Italian centre-left leader Matteo Renzi took office on Saturday as his country's youngest Prime Minister, facing pressure to show immediate results after he forced out his predecessor over the slow pace of economic reforms.
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Italy's Matteo Renzi to be PM nominee after Enrico Letta resigns
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano began meeting political leaders on Friday after Prime Minister Enrico Letta's resignation, with leftist leader Matteo Renzi virtually certain to win the nomination to succeed him.
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Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta wins confidence votes, vows reforms
Italy's Prime Minister Enrico Letta won a confidence vote in the Senate on Wednesday, confirming his government's majority after promising sweeping reforms.
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Italy PM apologises for youth brain drain
Prime Minister Enrico Letta on Sunday issued an apology to the young Italians who have found themselves forced to leave the recession-hit country in the face of record-high youth unemployment.
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Barack Obama congratulates Italy's new prime minister Enrico Letta
President Barack Obama "warmly" congratulated Italy's Prime Minister Enrico Letta, the White House said on Sunday, with the United States looking forward to working with his new government.
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New Italy Prime Minister to unveil programme for change
Italy's new Prime Minister Enrico Letta was set to unveil his coalition government's programme on Monday, under the watchful gaze of international markets and European partners.
