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The Italian Cabinet agreed today to suspend the payment of a residential property tax due in June, an unpopular levy adopted by former Prime Minister Mario Monti to help reduce the country’s budget deficit.
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Silvio Berlusconi’s latest political resurrection took just weeks.
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A Milan prosecutor requested former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi serve a six-year jail term and be barred from public office if he’s convicted of paying a minor for sex and abusing power for trying to cover it up.
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Two Italian police officers were shot outside the prime minister’s office in Rome today by a lone gunman while the country’s new premier, Enrico Letta, was being sworn in nearby, police said.
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Swiss stocks climbed, following their second-biggest weekly gain this year, as Italy formed a new government and optimism grew that the European Central Bank will lower its interest rate this week.
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Enrico Letta was sworn in as Italy’s prime minister after forging an alliance with Silvio Berlusconi, ending a two-month stalemate and signaling a generational shift in the country’s politics.
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Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta said his plans to cut taxes for homeowners, consumers and companies will keep the budget deficit within European rules.
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Enrico Letta’s government is poised to be installed starting today, as the end of two months of political turmoil in Italy was marred by the shooting of two policemen outside the prime minister’s office in Rome.
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Enrico Letta is closing in on a deal that would install him as Italian prime minister, ending a two-month political impasse and bringing forces loyal to Silvio Berlusconi back to power.
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Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, strengthened by his reappointment yesterday, started a new round of consultations aimed at forging consensus for a government.
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