Italy's leader wins confidence vote but coalition in doubt
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Italian Premier Mario Draghi has won a confidence vote in the Senate but the future of his government is still in doubt after the 5-Star Movement boycotted the vote, throwing
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Italy's government, led by Prime Minister Mario Draghi, has won a confidence vote despite a boycott from one of its coalition partners that could lead to an imminent collapse.
Despite winning the Senate vote, the government's future was thrown into uncertainty amid a populist boycott. The prime minister is set to meet with President Mattarella later Thursday to map out a plan.
Italian Premier Mario Draghi has won a confidence vote in the Senate but the future of his government is still in doubt after the 5-Star Movement boycotted the vote, throwing
Italy’s 5-Star Movement will not take part in a parliamentary confidence vote on Thursday, party leader Giuseppe Conte said, in a move that looked likely to trigger the collapse of Prime Minister Mario…
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