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Italian Prime Minister Draghi to see president, expected to resign

07/21/2022

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Italian Prime Minister Draghi to see president, expected to resign
FILE PHOTO: Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi speaks during the first day of the G7 leaders’ summit at Bavaria’s Schloss Elmau castle, near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, June 26, 2022. REUTERS/Lukas Barth/Pool

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ROME (Reuters) – Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi told parliament on Thursday that he was going to see President Sergio Mattarella and inform him of his intentions after three coalition parties withdrew their support for his government.

Political sources have said he will resign, almost certainly opening the way for early elections in October.

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07/21/2022

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