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• Italy's Monti sees eurobonds 'not in too long'

  -- Italian Premier Mario Monti says so-called eurobonds, debt issued jointly by countries in the eurozone, should be considered soon to help the region overcome its financial crisis.Monti told a news conference in Rome on Thursday that Italy sees eurobonds   Read more »

• Premier inspects quake-hit Italian factories

  swift help for small-scale businesses in the region -- one of Italy's more productive.The assistance was announced hours after Mario Monti inspected the Emilia Romagna region, including a ceramics factory where two workers died after it collapsed. In all,   Read more »

• Monti will attend funeral of bombing victim

  -- The office of Italian Premier Mario Monti says he will attend the funeral of a 16-year-old girl killed in a bombing outside a school in southern Italy that also injured four other young women.It says Monti left the NATO summit early to reach Italy in time   Read more »

• IMF: Italy has made remarkable progress

  the eurozone's third-largest economy is "on the right track" and has made notable progress in the six months since Premier Mario Monti took over.An IMF review of Italy found its reform measures have meant the country is financially more secure and the program   Read more »

• Monti faces renewed pressure to speed reforms

  Italians, many of whom felt sympathy as his lawyer spoke to cameras after the cleaning business owner released his hostages. Mario Monti , hailed as a savior in November when he was named premier to tackle Italy's financial crisis, is feeling the sting himself   Read more »

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• A new age of religious “austerity”

  an announcement posted Feb. 15 on the government’s website, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said he would seek legislation requiring the church to pay taxes on all its commercial holdings. About one-third of the 100,000 properties owned by the church in 3:18 PM from Marginal Revolution Read more »

• Coach: No problem if Italy skips Euro 2012

  game Friday. Soccer players are forbidden to bet on games even when there's no match-fixing. Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti suggested this week it might be a good idea to stop professional soccer in Italy for two or three years in view of the scandal. 1:38 PM from United Press International Read more »

• Monti, Hollande, Merkel, Rajoy summit June 22 in Rome

  a crucial Greek vote on eurozone membership, the Italian government said Friday. The summit, at which Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti hopes to mediate between the French and German positions on how to boost growth, will take place a week before the European 5/31/12 from EUbusiness Read more »

• Coach says Italy could stay home from Euro 2012

  was dropped from Prandelli’s squad after being questioned at the national team’s training headquarters. Italian Premier Mario Monti went so far on Tuesday to suggest that Italian football should be suspended for two to three years. “If you told us that for 7:53 AM from Metro News Toronto Read more »

• Euro 2012: Italy manager Cesare Prandelli offers to withdraw from Euro 2012 over match-fixing scandal

  from Prandelli's squad after being questioned at the national team's training headquarters.Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti has suggested the game would benefit from being suspended for "two to three years" to root out the problem, and Prandelli has said 7:05 AM from Independent.ie Read more »