Italy's Berlusconi to resign, end scandal-hit era

ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is set to resign on Saturday after a new budget law is approved in parliament, making way for an emergency government and ending one of the most scandal-plagued eras in Italy's post-war history. Once Berlusconi steps down, former European ...

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