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Why Italy Passed New Law Banning Surrogacy, Calling It "Universal Crime"
The Italian Senate recently passed a law making surrogacy a "universal crime". In a country where surrogacy is already illegal, and has been since 2004, this decision takes restrictions to a whole new level.
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Women's "First Aspiration" Should Be To Have Children: Italy Senator
Young women's "first aspiration" should be to have children, a senator with the right-wing party of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Thursday, sparking outrage among opposition groups.
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Tourists Caught Damaging Monuments To Be Fined Rs 54 Lakh In Italy
The proposed law, which was promoted by Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, would utilise these collected fines to pay for repairs and clean-up.
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Pro-Russian Hackers Target Websites of Several Institutes in Italy: ANSA News Agency
Pro-Russian hackers have targeted websites of several Italian institutions, including the senate. The attack has been claimed by hacker group Killnet. However, the websites were restored an hour later.
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Pro-Russia Hackers Target Italian Official Websites: Report
Pro-Russia hackers targeted the websites of several Italian institutions including the defence ministry and the senate, media reports said on Wednesday.
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Italy's First Black Senator Elected For Far-Right Party
An Italian man of Nigerian origin, who is the chief immigration spokesman for the far-right League party, has been elected as the country's first black senator
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Italian Senate Adopts Amendment To Gay Union Bill, LGBT Groups Unhappy
Italy's Senate voted today to grant legal recognition to civil unions, as the last holdout in Western Europe took a compromise step to give some rights to gay couples after a bitter, years-long battle.
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Italian Marine Wont Return To India, Kerala Asks PM To Intervene
One of the two Italian marines accused of murdering fishermen off the coast of Kerala almost four years ago will not be returning to India to face trial after being allowed home temporarily for medical treatment, an Italian senator has announced, setting the stage for a likely diplomatic flare-up.
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Italian Marine Will Not Return To India For Trial, Says Senator
One of two Italian marines accused of murdering Indian fishermen off the coast of Kerala almost four years ago will not be returning to India to face trial after being allowed home temporarily for medical treatment, a senator said on Tuesday.
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Italian Senate to Vote on Own Demise in Coup for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was poised for a historic victory Tuesday as the Senate votes to relinquish most of its power in a revolutionary move to end decades of political instability.
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Former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi Sentenced to 3 years for Bribing Italian Senator
A court in Naples on Wednesday sentenced former Italian premier and media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi to three years in prison for bribing a senator as part of a plot to destabilise a 2006-08 centre-left government.
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Hundreds of Thousands Rally in Rome Against Gay Unions
Hundreds of thousands of Italians gathered in Rome Saturday to demonstrate against gay unions and the teaching of gender theories in schools, as Prime Minister Matteo Renzi tries to push a civil union bill through parliament.
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Major Constitutional Reform Passes First Hurdle in Italian Senate
The Italian Senate passed the first reading of an important constitutional reform bill, today which would see its powers substantially reduced.
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Italy's new PM Matteo Renzi faces first parliamentary test
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi faces his first test before a fractious national parliament when he goes before the Senate on Monday.
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Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta wins confidence votes, vows reforms
Italy's Prime Minister Enrico Letta won a confidence vote in the Senate on Wednesday, confirming his government's majority after promising sweeping reforms.
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Why Italy Passed New Law Banning Surrogacy, Calling It "Universal Crime"
The Italian Senate recently passed a law making surrogacy a "universal crime". In a country where surrogacy is already illegal, and has been since 2004, this decision takes restrictions to a whole new level.
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Women's "First Aspiration" Should Be To Have Children: Italy Senator
Young women's "first aspiration" should be to have children, a senator with the right-wing party of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Thursday, sparking outrage among opposition groups.
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Tourists Caught Damaging Monuments To Be Fined Rs 54 Lakh In Italy
The proposed law, which was promoted by Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, would utilise these collected fines to pay for repairs and clean-up.
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Pro-Russian Hackers Target Websites of Several Institutes in Italy: ANSA News Agency
Pro-Russian hackers have targeted websites of several Italian institutions, including the senate. The attack has been claimed by hacker group Killnet. However, the websites were restored an hour later.
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Pro-Russia Hackers Target Italian Official Websites: Report
Pro-Russia hackers targeted the websites of several Italian institutions including the defence ministry and the senate, media reports said on Wednesday.
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Italy's First Black Senator Elected For Far-Right Party
An Italian man of Nigerian origin, who is the chief immigration spokesman for the far-right League party, has been elected as the country's first black senator
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Italian Senate Adopts Amendment To Gay Union Bill, LGBT Groups Unhappy
Italy's Senate voted today to grant legal recognition to civil unions, as the last holdout in Western Europe took a compromise step to give some rights to gay couples after a bitter, years-long battle.
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Italian Marine Wont Return To India, Kerala Asks PM To Intervene
One of the two Italian marines accused of murdering fishermen off the coast of Kerala almost four years ago will not be returning to India to face trial after being allowed home temporarily for medical treatment, an Italian senator has announced, setting the stage for a likely diplomatic flare-up.
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Italian Marine Will Not Return To India For Trial, Says Senator
One of two Italian marines accused of murdering Indian fishermen off the coast of Kerala almost four years ago will not be returning to India to face trial after being allowed home temporarily for medical treatment, a senator said on Tuesday.
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Italian Senate to Vote on Own Demise in Coup for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was poised for a historic victory Tuesday as the Senate votes to relinquish most of its power in a revolutionary move to end decades of political instability.
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Former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi Sentenced to 3 years for Bribing Italian Senator
A court in Naples on Wednesday sentenced former Italian premier and media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi to three years in prison for bribing a senator as part of a plot to destabilise a 2006-08 centre-left government.
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Hundreds of Thousands Rally in Rome Against Gay Unions
Hundreds of thousands of Italians gathered in Rome Saturday to demonstrate against gay unions and the teaching of gender theories in schools, as Prime Minister Matteo Renzi tries to push a civil union bill through parliament.
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Major Constitutional Reform Passes First Hurdle in Italian Senate
The Italian Senate passed the first reading of an important constitutional reform bill, today which would see its powers substantially reduced.
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Italy's new PM Matteo Renzi faces first parliamentary test
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi faces his first test before a fractious national parliament when he goes before the Senate on Monday.
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Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta wins confidence votes, vows reforms
Italy's Prime Minister Enrico Letta won a confidence vote in the Senate on Wednesday, confirming his government's majority after promising sweeping reforms.
