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Italian president reelected to second term
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Italian President Sergio Mattarella was reelected to a second term in office on Saturday, with the country's Parliament pulling him away from a planned retirement after it was unable to select a replacement in multipl
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By Livia Borghese, CNN Italy’s ruling parties say they have asked Sergio Mattarella to remain president after a chaotic week of voting where parties failed to agree on a new candidate. After seven rounds of ballots, Italy’s “grand electors” — members of Parliament and regional representatives who ar…
ROME (AP) — Italian President Sergio Mattarella was pulled away from his impending retirement and reelected Saturday to a second seven-year term as the country's head of state, ending days
ROME (AP) — After days of stalemate, Italian party leaders on Saturday urged 80-year-old President Sergio Mattarella to change his mind and stay on for a second seven-year term amids
Italy's Parliament reelected 80-year-old Sergio Mattarella to serve another term after days of voting failed to produce a successor. Mattarella previously said he did not want to stay on the job.
Italian President Sergio Mattarella was re-elected for a second term on Saturday, with party chiefs asking him to carry on after a week of fruitless voting in parliament to choose a successor.
ROME (AP) — Support for Italian President Sergio Mattarella to stay on for a second term quickly swelled on Saturday among party leaders after days of failed balloting to find
Mattarella, 80, had ruled out remaining in office, but with the country's political stability at risk, it was considered unlikely he would resist pressure to stay on
Italy's Parliament reelected 80-year-old Sergio Mattarella to serve another term after days of voting failed to produce a successor. Mattarella previously said he did not want to stay on the job.
Italy's Parliament has failed to pick a new head of state despite days of voting. Prime Minister Mario Draghi asked Sergio Mattarella to remain in office "for the good and stability of the country."
Italian President Sergio Mattarella was reelected to a second term in office on Saturday, with the country's Parliament pulling him away from a planned retirement after it was unable to select a replacement in multipl
ROME — Italian head of state Sergio Mattarella was elected for a second term on Saturday, with party chiefs asking him to carry on after a week of fruitless, often
ROME -- Italian President Sergio Mattarella was elected Saturday night to a second seven-year term as the country's head of state, ending days of political impasse by party leaders that risked eroding the nation's credibility.
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