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Italy's Third Vote For President Seen Failing With Parties At Loggerheads
Italy's political parties will hold a third round of voting on Wednesday to elect a new head of state, but with the parties at loggerheads over a mutually acceptable candidate it is almost certain to be inconclusive.
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President Sergio Mattarella Vows Rapid Moves To End Italy Crisis
Italian President Sergio Mattarella indicated Saturday he would move swiftly to appoint a new government, saying the country had pressing issues to address following Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation.
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Italian President Visits Quake-Devastated Town, Thanks Rescue Workers
Italian President Sergio Mattarella today paid a visit to Amatrice, a town devastated in the earthquake that hit central Italy this week and the place with the highest death toll.
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Italy President May Resign Early in Coming Months: Commentators
Italy's president Giorgio Napolitano, who reluctantly agreed to a second term in 2013 at a time of political crisis, may step down in January, five years before the end of his term, political commentators said on Sunday.
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Italy's Third Vote For President Seen Failing With Parties At Loggerheads
Italy's political parties will hold a third round of voting on Wednesday to elect a new head of state, but with the parties at loggerheads over a mutually acceptable candidate it is almost certain to be inconclusive.
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President Sergio Mattarella Vows Rapid Moves To End Italy Crisis
Italian President Sergio Mattarella indicated Saturday he would move swiftly to appoint a new government, saying the country had pressing issues to address following Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation.
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Italian President Visits Quake-Devastated Town, Thanks Rescue Workers
Italian President Sergio Mattarella today paid a visit to Amatrice, a town devastated in the earthquake that hit central Italy this week and the place with the highest death toll.
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Italy President May Resign Early in Coming Months: Commentators
Italy's president Giorgio Napolitano, who reluctantly agreed to a second term in 2013 at a time of political crisis, may step down in January, five years before the end of his term, political commentators said on Sunday.
