ITALIAN PREMIER ENRICO LETTA

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Italian Premier Enrico Letta made a last-ditch pitch to hold on to power Wednesday amid a crescendo of calls from critics, including rivals in his own party, for a new leader who would pump life into Italy's economy.

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Italian Premier Enrico Letta's reconstituted governing coalition comfortably survived a confidence vote yesterday in Parliament's lower house after Silvio Berlusconi jumped to the opposition.

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The Mediterranean island of Sardinia, prized by the jet-set for its white sand beaches and crystal-clear seas, was a flood-ravaged mud bath yesterday after a freak torrential rainstorm killed at least 17 people, downed bridges and swept away cars.

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Italian Premier Enrico Letta will seek support on yesterday from his Spanish counterpart, Mariano Rajoy, in his quest to have Europe focus more on economic growth instead of just debt reduction.

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Italy's besieged premier struggles to save his job

By Frances D'Emilio | February 14, 2014 - 2:05am

Italian Premier Enrico Letta made a last-ditch pitch to hold on to power Wednesday amid a crescendo of calls from critics,...

World

Letta's Italian govt passes 1st confidence vote

December 12, 2013 - 6:31am

Italian Premier Enrico Letta's reconstituted governing coalition comfortably survived a confidence vote yesterday in Parliament's lower house after Silvio Berlusconi jumped to the opposition.

World

'Apocalyptic' storm floods Sardinia, 17 dead

By Nicole Winfield | November 20, 2013 - 3:11am

The Mediterranean island of Sardinia, prized by the jet-set for its white sand beaches and crystal-clear seas, was a flood-ravaged mud bath yesterday after a freak torrential rainstorm killed at least 17 people,...

World

Italy seeks pro-growth alliance with Spain

By Colleen Barry | May 7, 2013 - 5:20am

Italian Premier Enrico Letta will seek support on yesterday from his Spanish counterpart, Mariano Rajoy, in his quest to have Europe focus more on economic growth instead of just debt reduction.

World