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Italy's Third Vote For President Seen Failing With Parties At Loggerheads
Italy's political parties will hold a third round of voting on Wednesday to elect a new head of state, but with the parties at loggerheads over a mutually acceptable candidate it is almost certain to be inconclusive.
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As Congress Takes On Government, Rahul Gandhi's Headed Abroad
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi announced today on Twitter that he is headed to Italy to visit his grandmother, leaving some puzzled by the timing of his journey, though the ruling BJP, which holds that Mr Gandhi lacks commitment to politics, said it's unsurprised.
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Donald Trump Taj Bankruptcy Left Many Contractors Angry
The contractor who provided the onion domes for the Taj Mahal casino had to eat $2 million in losses. The contractor who supplied the Carrara marble from Italy ended up filing for personal bankruptcy. The contractor who put in the bathroom partitions had to lay off his brother.
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Italy Tries Anew to Elect President Amid Political Wrangling
Italian Premier Matteo Renzi's candidate in this week's presidential election could cost him backing for his reform agenda.
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Italy re-elects 87-year-old Giorgio Napolitano as president
Italy's Parliament on Saturday re-elected Giorgio Napolitano to an unprecedented second term as president, after party leaders persuaded the 87-year-old to serve again in hopes of easing the hostility that has thwarted formation of a new government.
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Porn star, actress get votes in Italy presidential election
As Italian lawmakers failed to agree on a choice for the country's next president on Thursday, some cast prank ballots for porn star Rocco Siffredi and actress Sophia Loren.
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Italian lawmakers fail to elect new president
Italian lawmakers failed today to elect a new president of the nation during a first round of voting.
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France is Europe's 'time-bomb': The Economist
After accusing the French of being in "denial" during the presidential election campaign in late March, the British weekly The Economist now says that France is "the time-bomb at the heart of Europe."
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Italy's Third Vote For President Seen Failing With Parties At Loggerheads
Italy's political parties will hold a third round of voting on Wednesday to elect a new head of state, but with the parties at loggerheads over a mutually acceptable candidate it is almost certain to be inconclusive.
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As Congress Takes On Government, Rahul Gandhi's Headed Abroad
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi announced today on Twitter that he is headed to Italy to visit his grandmother, leaving some puzzled by the timing of his journey, though the ruling BJP, which holds that Mr Gandhi lacks commitment to politics, said it's unsurprised.
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Donald Trump Taj Bankruptcy Left Many Contractors Angry
The contractor who provided the onion domes for the Taj Mahal casino had to eat $2 million in losses. The contractor who supplied the Carrara marble from Italy ended up filing for personal bankruptcy. The contractor who put in the bathroom partitions had to lay off his brother.
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Italy Tries Anew to Elect President Amid Political Wrangling
Italian Premier Matteo Renzi's candidate in this week's presidential election could cost him backing for his reform agenda.
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Italy re-elects 87-year-old Giorgio Napolitano as president
Italy's Parliament on Saturday re-elected Giorgio Napolitano to an unprecedented second term as president, after party leaders persuaded the 87-year-old to serve again in hopes of easing the hostility that has thwarted formation of a new government.
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Porn star, actress get votes in Italy presidential election
As Italian lawmakers failed to agree on a choice for the country's next president on Thursday, some cast prank ballots for porn star Rocco Siffredi and actress Sophia Loren.
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Italian lawmakers fail to elect new president
Italian lawmakers failed today to elect a new president of the nation during a first round of voting.
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France is Europe's 'time-bomb': The Economist
After accusing the French of being in "denial" during the presidential election campaign in late March, the British weekly The Economist now says that France is "the time-bomb at the heart of Europe."
