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Old 13-11-2011, 19:55   #49
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Re: Berlusconi to resign

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Originally Posted by danielf View Post
Really, I'm not sure what the problem is.

Is it you objecting to the fact that he's a europhile, or do you share Chris's suspicion that he was put there by the EU?

Either way, someone needs to replace Berlusconi, and it appears that there's broad support for Mr. Monti in the Italian parliament. If there wasn't he'd be voted out in no time.
He's there only while the current urgent economic situation is resolved then the parliament demand an election.

I share Chris's suspicion - it seems that the modus operandi is removal of the PM and replacement with a Europhile technocrat - see Greece and the PM foist on them by the Troika.
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