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Beppe Grillo, the comic banned from Italian television decades ago for ridiculing a corrupt cadre of ruling lawmakers, had his political satire rewarded yesterday with more than 160 seats in Parliament.
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Below are some frequently asked questions about Italy’s elections that begin tomorrow and conclude the following day.
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Silvio Berlusconi has a recipe for redemption in Italy, where recessions are recurrent and corruption pervasive: smile, deny and promise tax cuts.
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Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi praised the fascist regime of dictator Benito Mussolini as he attended a ceremony to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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Italy’s borrowing costs may rise if next month’s election fail to produce a stable government, Finance Undersecretary Gianfranco Polillo said in an interview.
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Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi renewed his campaign partnership with the Northern League party, strengthening his chances in the Senate and pressuring his chief rivals to forge an alliance of their own.
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Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said he will lead a coalition of centrist political parties that support his agenda of fiscal rigor and pro-European policies in February elections, marking a de-facto bid for a second term.
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Caretaker Prime Minister Mario Monti said he would head a unified list of centrist political forces in the Senate vote of Italy’s national elections in February, effectively joining the race to become the country’s next premier.
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Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti resigned, ending a 13-month tenure and clearing the way for elections that will focus on his crisis-fighting austerity policies.
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Italy’s top anti-mafia prosecutor Pietro Grasso said today he will run as a candidate for the Democratic Party in national Parliamentary elections in February.
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