Renzi Announces Tax Cuts as Parliament Approves New Voting Law
Italy’s new prime minister promises to reduce business and income taxes.
Italy’s new prime minister promises to reduce business and income taxes.
The new prime minister wins a confidence vote, but there are questions about his economic program.
The popular Matteo Renzi is expected to become prime minister.
The changes make it easier for small parties to enter parliament but still give the winning bloc a governing majority.
Italian leaders agree to a new election law that could disadvantage smaller parties.
Spanish nationalists, worried that their country might disintegrate, start a new political party.
Without his obstinate predecessor banned from public office, Enrico Letta has a more stable majority.
The former prime minister’s more centrist supporters are expected to form their own party.
The former prime minister loses dozens of his allies.
The Italian prime minister hopes to draw dissident members of other parties into his coalition.
The former prime minister’s supporters oppose planned tax increases.
As Portugal faces local elections, calls to weaken fiscal consolidation efforts are growing louder.
Italy’s right-wing leader revives his former political party after the Senate robs him of his seat.
By giving in to right’s demand for tax repeal, the prime minister invites scorn from his own allies.
Turkey would let NATO warplanes use its bases to support an intervention in Syria.