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Emma Bonino, Vice President of the Italian Senate

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Markus Karlsson speaks to Emma Bonino, Vice President of the Italian Senate. To say that the past few weeks in Italian politics have been eventful is no doubt an understatement. Silvio Berlusconi, the man who had been a key fixture since 1994, has quit. And a technocratic government led by economist Mario Monti is now taking power.

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