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Peppe Provenzano

Peppe Provenzano

Italian politician

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  • 2h ago

    Italy's parliament passes Ukraine resolutions as opposition splits on Kyiv aid

    The Chamber approved the majority's two resolutions ahead of the 15-16 October European Council, while opposition parties stayed united against the government but split over Ukraine and sat out the vote.

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    Meloni rebuffs Pd misogyny charge and attacks opposition ahead of EU summit

    On 14 October 2026 Giorgia Meloni answered opposition criticism in the Chamber and Senate on Ukraine, electoral law and Gaza, days before the European Council of 15-16 October.

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