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ITALIEN REGIERUNG MELONI

epa10846880 Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni gestures during a press conference at the end of a meeting of the Council of Ministers, in Rome, Italy, 07 September 2023. The Italian government on 07 September approved a decree cracking down on juvenile crime. The Caivano Decree, named after the Naples-area town where two cousins were allegedly raped by a youth gang last month, aims to crack down on juvenile crimes through tougher penalties for the parents of minors as well as a 30-million-euro package to clean up the town near Naples. (KEYSTONE/EPA/FABIO FRUSTACI)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG MELONI

Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni is greeted by Senators at the end of her speech ahead of a confidence vote for the new Government, in Rome, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2022. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG PROTEST

epa10263452 Games set up in Piazza Dante by "Youth against Meloni" during a game-protest against the new Italian Government, in Naples, Italy, 24 October 2022. In the small "Luna Park" there is also "Catch the Minister" game with the faces of Meloni and Ministers glued on pins to be centered with rings. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Ciro Fusco)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG VEREIDIGUNG MELONI

epa10260562 Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni poses with the bell used by the cabinet president to manage cabinet debates, during the handover ceremony at Chigi Palace in Rome, Italy, 23 October 2022. Newly elected Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her cabinet were sworn in on 22 October. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ETTORE FERRARI)

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Forza Italia party leader Silvio Berlusconi, left, talks to Brothers of Italy Senator Ignazio La Russa during the voting session to elect the new Senate President in Rome, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022. The resounding victory by far-right leader Giorgia Meloni in Sept. 25 elections for Parliament isn't sitting well with Silvio Berlusconi, the former three-time conservative premier who, 40 years her senior, fancies himself the elder statesman of Italy's political right. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia, File)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG MELONI

Forza Italia party leader Silvio Berlusconi, left, passes to Senator Licia Ronzulli paper sheets with notes during the voting session to elect the new Senate President in Rome, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022. The resounding victory by far-right leader Giorgia Meloni in Sept. 25 elections for Parliament isn't sitting well with Silvio Berlusconi, the former three-time conservative premier who, 40 years her senior, fancies himself the elder statesman of Italy's political right. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia, File)

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Forza Italia's president Silvio Berlusconi, left, listens to Brothers of Italy's Ignazio Larissa in the Italian Senate opening session of the new parliament, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022. Italy voted on Sept. 25 to elect a new parliament. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG MELONI

Forza Italia's president Silvio Berlusconi refreshes his make up before voting in the Italian Senate on the opening session of the new parliament, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022 to choose the Senate's president. Italy voted on Sept. 25 to elect a new parliament. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG MELONI

Forza Italia's president Silvio Berlusconi refreshes his make up before voting in the Italian Senate on the opening session of the new parliament, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022 to choose the Senate's president. Italy voted on Sept. 25 to elect a new parliament. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG MELONI

Forza Italia's president Silvio Berlusconi refreshes his make up before voting in the Italian Senate on the opening session of the new parliament, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022 to choose the Senate's president. Italy voted on Sept. 25 to elect a new parliament. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG MELONI

Forza Italia's president Silvio Berlusconi, left, listens to Brothers of Italy's Ignazio Larissa in the Italian Senate opening session of the new parliament, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022. Italy voted on Sept. 25 to elect a new parliament. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG DRAGHI RUECKTRITT

Italian Premier Mario Draghi waves to lawmakers at the end of his address at the Parliament in Rome, Thursday, July 21, 2022. Premier Mario Draghi's national unity government headed for collapse Thursday after key coalition allies boycotted a confidence vote, signaling the likelihood of early elections and a renewed period of uncertainty for Italy and Europe at a critical time. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)

ITALIEN REGIERUNG DRAGHI

epa09294959 Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi drinks coffee prior to delivering a speech at the Lower House, ahead to the upcoming European Council meeting scheduled for 24-25 June, in Rome, Italy, 23 June 2021. Draghi reiterated that Italy, like many other countries, was caught unprepared when the first wave of COVID-19 swept through the nation at the beginning of the pandemic, and that it should not happen again. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Riccardo Antimiani)

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Former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, right, framed by a window, passes by a Cuirassier Regiment's guard as he arrives at the Quirinale presidential palace for talks with Italian President Sergio Mattarella to discuss a mandate to form a new government, in Rome, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021. (KEYSTONE/Ettore Ferrari/Pool via AP)

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epa08983821 Former President of the European Central Bank (ECB) Mario Draghi (C), seen through a glass, arrives for a meeting with Italian President Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace for consultations to form a new government in Rome, Italy, 03 February 2021. Italian President Sergio Mattarella has summoned former ECB chief Mario Draghi for a meeting seeking for a 'high-profile' government. Mattarella, who said he was left with two choices, either calling snap elections or nominating a technical government, made the announcement after the ruling coalition failed to form a majority following Giuseppe Conte's resignation as prime minister. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ETTORE FERRARI) POOL

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Soldiers march during a change of the guard at the Quirinale presidential palace, in Rome, Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021. Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte resigned after a key coalition ally pulled his party's support over Conte's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, setting the stage for consultations this week to determine if he can form a third government. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)

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epa08948858 Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte drinks a coffee as he attends a confidence vote at the Italian Senate, in Rome, Italy, 19 January 2021. Following the resignation of two ministers in Conte's coalition government over a dispute on spending of EU funds during the pandemic, the Italian government is on the verge of another crisis. (KEYSTONE/EPA/AFPA/CAROFEI MISTRULLI) POOL

ITALIEN REGIERUNG VERTRAUENSFRAGE

Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte, left, Finance Minister Roberto Gualtieri, right, and Democratic Party Lawmaker Paolo Gentiloni share a word during the parliament debate ahead of confidence vote later at the Lower Chamber in Rome, Monday, Sept. 9, 2019. Conte is pitching for support in Parliament for his new left-leaning coalition ahead of crucial confidence votes. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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Ministers of the new Italian government line up for a group photo during a swearing-in ceremony at the Quirinale Presidential Palace, in Rome, Thursday, Sept. 5, 2019. Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte forged a new coalition government Wednesday that teams up the populist 5-Star Movement and center-left Democrats in an unusual alliance of rivals to banish for now the specter of early election that likely could have seen the triumph of Italy's fast-rising right-wing forces. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)

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epa07797694 A person waits at the Quirinale Palace during the formal political consultations following the resignation of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, in Rome, Italy, 27 August 2019. EPA/ALESSANDRO DI MEO

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epa07785506 Former premier and leader of the Forza Italia (FI) party Silvio Berlusconi prepares to address the media after a meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace for the second round of formal political consultations following the resignation of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, in Rome, Italy, 22 August 2019. The experience just concluded shows that government projects are done with the times and with compatible ideas, not after the vote but before. So a government can't be born in the lab, if it's based only on a contract,' Berlusconi said. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ANGELO CARCONI)

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epa07782465 Supporters of the Five Star Movement (M5S) rally outside the Senate where Italian Premier Conte is addressing the Parliament in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Italian Prime Minister Conte in his address says the government has stopped, and League leader Salvini was 'irresponsible and opportunist' and showed a 'grave lack of constitutional culture' in triggering a government crisis. EPA/ANGELO CARCONI

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epa07782462 Supporters of the Five Star Movement (M5S) rally outside the Senate where Italian Premier Conte is addressing the Parliament in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Italian Prime Minister Conte in his address says the government has stopped, and League leader Salvini was 'irresponsible and opportunist' and showed a 'grave lack of constitutional culture' in triggering a government crisis. EPA/ANGELO CARCONI

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epa07782464 Supporters of the Five Star Movement (M5S) rally outside the Senate where Italian Premier Conte is addressing the Parliament in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Italian Prime Minister Conte in his address says the government has stopped, and League leader Salvini was 'irresponsible and opportunist' and showed a 'grave lack of constitutional culture' in triggering a government crisis. EPA/ANGELO CARCONI

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epa07782448 PD (Democratic Party) Senators display signs of protest against Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini during the debate at the Senate over the government crisis in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Italian Prime Minister Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782436 Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini (C) delivers a speech the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Italian Prime Minister Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/CLAUDIO PERI

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epa07782417 Deputy Prime Minister, Interior Minister and League leader Matteo Salvini (C) reacts during the debate at the Senate over the government crisis in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Italian Prime Minister Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782410 Former Italian Prime Minister and PD (Democratic Party) Senator Matteo Renzi (R) delivers a speech at the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Italian Prime Minister Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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Italian Premier Giuseep Conte sits after addressing the Senate in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. Conte blasted the League's leader and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini for his decision to spark a government crisis that risk triggering "a spiral of political and financial instability." Conte addressed the Senate on Tuesday in a much-awaited speech after Salvini's far-right League two weeks ago landed a no-confidence vote against Conte's government pushing it on the verge of collapse. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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epa07782386 Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini (C) after delivering a speech the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Italian Prime Minister Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782343 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) is hugged by Deputy Prime Minister and Labour Minister Luigi Di Maio (R) after addressing the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782344 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) with Interior Minister Matteo Salvini (L) and Labour Minister Luigi DiMaio (R) after addressing the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782339 Supporters of the Five Star Movement (M5S) outside the Senate listen to the speech Italian Premier Conte is addressing the Parliament in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Italian Prime Minister Conte in his address says the government has stopped, and League leader Salvini was 'irresponsible and opportunist' and showed a 'grave lack of constitutional culture' in triggering a government crisis. EPA/ANGELO CARCONI

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epa07782341 Supporters of the Five Star Movement (M5S) outside the Senate listen to the speech Italian Premier Conte is addressing the Parliament in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Italian Prime Minister Conte in his address says the government has stopped, and League leader Salvini was 'irresponsible and opportunist' and showed a 'grave lack of constitutional culture' in triggering a government crisis. EPA/ANGELO CARCONI

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epa07782310 Former Italian Prime Minister and PD (Democratic Party) Senator Matteo Renzi reacts as Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (unseen) addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782309 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (R) is flanked by Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (L) as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782303 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (R) is flanked by Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (L) as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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Italian Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini speaks at the Senate in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte blasted the League's leader and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini for his decision to spark a government crisis that risk triggering "a spiral of political and financial instability." Conte addressed the Senate on Tuesday in a much-awaited speech after Salvini's far-right League two weeks ago landed a no-confidence vote against Conte's government pushing it on the verge of collapse. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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epa07782299 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (2-R) addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/CLAUDIO PERI

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epa07782292 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) is flanked by Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (L) and Luigi Di Maio (R) as he addresses the Senate as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782288 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) is flanked by Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (L) and Luigi Di Maio (R) as he addresses the Senate as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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Italian Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini gestures at the Senate in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte blasted the League's leader and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini for his decision to spark a government crisis that risk triggering "a spiral of political and financial instability." Conte addressed the Senate on Tuesday in a much-awaited speech after Salvini's far-right League two weeks ago landed a no-confidence vote against Conte's government pushing it on the verge of collapse. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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epa07782286 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) is flanked by Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (L) and Luigi Di Maio (R) as he addresses the Senate as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782280 A general view of Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C, standing) as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/CLAUDIO PERI

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epa07782277 Supporters of the Five Star Movement (M5S) rally outside the Senate where Italian Premier Conte is addressing the Parliament in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Italian Prime Minister Conte in his address says the government has stopped, and League leader atteo Salvini was 'irresponsible and opportunist' and showed a 'grave lack of constitutional culture' in triggering a government crisis. Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. The text on banner reads 'Im with Salvini'. EPA/ANGELO CARCONI

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epa07782275 A general view of Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C, standing) as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782273 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (R) is flanked by Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (L) as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782269 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) is flanked by Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (L) and Luigi Di Maio (R) as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte, right, looks at Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte blasted the League's leader and Interior minister Matteo Salvini for his decision to spark a government crisis that risks triggering "a spiral of political and financial instability." Conte addressed the Senate on Tuesday in a much-awaited speech after Salvini's far-right League two weeks ago landed a no-confidence vote against Conte's government pushing it on the verge of collapse. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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epa07782258 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C) is flanked by Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (C-L) and Luigi Di Maio (C-R) as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address to the senate called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte addresses the Senate as Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini gestures while sitting beside him, in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. The political showdown on Tuesday was triggered two weeks ago by hard-line Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, known across Europe for his tough stance against migrants, when he pulled the plug on the shaky populist coalition forged only 14 months earlier between his right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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epa07782252 Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte (C, standing) delivers his speech at the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. Conte said that the government has come to an end and that he would resign. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte addresses the Senate as Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini holds a rosary while sitting beside him, in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. The political showdown on Tuesday was triggered two weeks ago by hard-line Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, known across Europe for his tough stance against migrants, when he pulled the plug on the shaky populist coalition forged only 14 months earlier between his right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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epa07782245 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte (C-L, facing camera) beafore his address to the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782243 Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte (C-L) and Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini (C-R) at the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte addresses the Senate as Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini kisses a rosary while sitting beside him, in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. The political showdown on Tuesday was triggered two weeks ago by hard-line Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, known across Europe for his tough stance against migrants, when he pulled the plug on the shaky populist coalition forged only 14 months earlier between his right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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epa07782224 Supporters of the Lega, deputy premier Matteo Salvini's party, outside the Senate where Premier Giuseppe Conte is addressing the Parliament before possibly resigning and officially opening the crisis, Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte in his address called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. The text on banner reads 'Im with Salvini'. EPA/ANGELO CARCONI

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epa07782228 Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte arrives to the Senate to address the Parliament before possibly resigning and officially opening the crisis, Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Italian Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte in his address called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. The text on banner reads 'Im with Salvini'. EPA/ANGELO CARCONI

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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte, right, is flanked by Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini as he addresses the Senate in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. The political showdown on Tuesday was triggered two weeks ago by hard-line Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, known across Europe for his tough stance against migrants, when he pulled the plug on the shaky populist coalition forged only 14 months earlier between his right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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epa07782209 Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte (C) is flanked by Deputy Premiers Matteo Salvini (L) and Luigi Di Maio (R) prior to his address to the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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epa07782206 Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte (C) shakes hands with Deputy Premier Matteo Salvini (L) prior to his address to the Senate in Rome, Italy, 20 August 2019. Conte in his address called bringing about the government crisis irresponsible. Salvini and his party League pulled out from government and caused a political crisis a week ago. EPA/ETTORE FERRARI

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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte, right, shares a light moment with Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini before addressing the Senate in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. The political showdown on Tuesday was triggered two weeks ago by hard-line Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, known across Europe for his tough stance against migrants, when he pulled the plug on the shaky populist coalition forged only 14 months earlier between his right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte, right, speaks as Deputy-Premier Matteo Salvini gestures beside him, at the Senate in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. The political showdown on Tuesday was triggered two weeks ago by hard-line Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, known across Europe for his tough stance against migrants, when he pulled the plug on the shaky populist coalition forged only 14 months earlier between his right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte addresses the Senate in Rome, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. The political showdown on Tuesday was triggered two weeks ago by hard-line Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, known across Europe for his tough stance against migrants, when he pulled the plug on the shaky populist coalition forged only 14 months earlier between his right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)