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Italy: PM pledges to restore L'Aquila in seven years

Source: AKI

Rome : Italy | 2 months ago

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Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi said on Tuesday that the quake-devastated city of L'Aquila will be restored within seven years. "The city of L'Aquila, with all its public buildings, art treasures and people's homes, requires restoration and rebuilding that will take...

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