Italy’s Left Recovers in Local Elections, Defeats Populists
Leftwingers, disappointed in the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, vote for the ruling party.
Leftwingers, disappointed in the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, vote for the ruling party.
Fabrizio Saccomanni cautions that the government might not have time to carry out its reform plans.
When European leaders speak of “growth,” they can mean very different things.
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The octogenarian president urges parties to take their responsibility.
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The former Italian prime minister waters down his demands while his popularity rises.