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Messina Denaro, "Last Godfather" Of Sicilian Mafia, Dies Months After Arrest
Italian Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro, who was convicted of multiple murders and was arrested in January after spending 30 years on the run, has died of cancer, officials said on Monday.
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Vatican Denies Report That Says Pope Francis Believes Hell Does Not Exist
The Vatican denied Thursday an Italian journalist's report in which he says Pope Francis told him "hell does not exist, the disappearance of sinful souls exists." The Vatican press office says that although the pope met with La Repubblica co-founder Eugenio Scalfari, Francis did not give an interview to him, said Thomas Rosica, an English-language ...
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Italian Duo Can Call Their Clothing Company 'Steve Jobs', Court Rules
According to la Repubblica Napoli, brothers Vincenzo and Giacomo Barbato were fighting with Apple over the use of Jobs' name since 2012.
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Pope Shows No Mercy as He Blasts Rome Mayor as a 'Pretend Catholic'
Pope Francis raised eyebrows in Italy on Tuesday by slapping down the left-leaning mayor of Rome as someone who "pretends to be Catholic".
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7 Dead in Italy Fireworks Factory Blast: Media Report
Seven people were killed and several injured on toay in an explosion at a fireworks factory in the southern port city of Bari, local media reported citing the emergency services.
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Pope Says About Two Percent of Priests Are Paedophiles: Paper
About two percent of Roman Catholic clerics are sexual abusers, an Italian newspaper on Sunday quoted Pope Francis as saying, adding that the pontiff considered the crime "a leprosy in our house".
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VVIP chopper deal: alleged middleman Haschke, named by CBI, arrested in Switzerland
Swiss resident Guido Ralph Haschke, the alleged middleman in an Indian deal for VVIP helicopters won by AgustaWestland, has been arrested on charges of bribery. The Rs 3,600-crore chopper contract is under investigation by Italian and Indian agencies for alleged kickbacks paid to Indian officials - including former Air Chief SP Tyagi.
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Marines' return to India stirs anger in Italy
A decision to return two Italian marines accused of murdering fishermen to stand trial in India stirred anger in Italy on Friday and calls for Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi to resign.
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PSG to trump Milan for Tevez signature: Report
French giants Paris Saint-Germain are set to trump AC Milan and sign Argentina striker Carlos Tevez, according to a report in Italian newspaper La Repubblica on Thursday.
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Messina Denaro, "Last Godfather" Of Sicilian Mafia, Dies Months After Arrest
Italian Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro, who was convicted of multiple murders and was arrested in January after spending 30 years on the run, has died of cancer, officials said on Monday.
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Vatican Denies Report That Says Pope Francis Believes Hell Does Not Exist
The Vatican denied Thursday an Italian journalist's report in which he says Pope Francis told him "hell does not exist, the disappearance of sinful souls exists." The Vatican press office says that although the pope met with La Repubblica co-founder Eugenio Scalfari, Francis did not give an interview to him, said Thomas Rosica, an English-language ...
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Italian Duo Can Call Their Clothing Company 'Steve Jobs', Court Rules
According to la Repubblica Napoli, brothers Vincenzo and Giacomo Barbato were fighting with Apple over the use of Jobs' name since 2012.
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Pope Shows No Mercy as He Blasts Rome Mayor as a 'Pretend Catholic'
Pope Francis raised eyebrows in Italy on Tuesday by slapping down the left-leaning mayor of Rome as someone who "pretends to be Catholic".
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7 Dead in Italy Fireworks Factory Blast: Media Report
Seven people were killed and several injured on toay in an explosion at a fireworks factory in the southern port city of Bari, local media reported citing the emergency services.
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Pope Says About Two Percent of Priests Are Paedophiles: Paper
About two percent of Roman Catholic clerics are sexual abusers, an Italian newspaper on Sunday quoted Pope Francis as saying, adding that the pontiff considered the crime "a leprosy in our house".
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VVIP chopper deal: alleged middleman Haschke, named by CBI, arrested in Switzerland
Swiss resident Guido Ralph Haschke, the alleged middleman in an Indian deal for VVIP helicopters won by AgustaWestland, has been arrested on charges of bribery. The Rs 3,600-crore chopper contract is under investigation by Italian and Indian agencies for alleged kickbacks paid to Indian officials - including former Air Chief SP Tyagi.
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Marines' return to India stirs anger in Italy
A decision to return two Italian marines accused of murdering fishermen to stand trial in India stirred anger in Italy on Friday and calls for Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi to resign.
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PSG to trump Milan for Tevez signature: Report
French giants Paris Saint-Germain are set to trump AC Milan and sign Argentina striker Carlos Tevez, according to a report in Italian newspaper La Repubblica on Thursday.
