Italy’s Interior Ministry is preparing to appeal a recent court ruling that struck down a directive requiring in-person check-in for short-term rental guests.
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Italy Eases Visa Requirements for American Students
Italy has lifted the biometric data collection requirement for American students.
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From Chianti to Coke: How Italy’s Road Code is Redefining Wine Time
Tuscany, the land of rolling vineyards, is undergoing a cultural revolutionl because of the new Italian Road Code.
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Stricter Alcohol Limits and Tougher Penalties for Drivers in Italy
With the new year, checks will be increased to enforce stricter regulations on driving under the influence of alcohol
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New Road Code in Italy: What You Need to Know Starting December 14
Starting Saturday, December 14, Italy’s new road code will come into effect.
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Italy plans high speed wifi network for tourism
he Italian government have signed an agreement to set up a high-speed broadband WiFi network in tourist and cultural sites.
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Italy celebrates 30 years of Internet connection
The Italian govenment announces Italy will mark the 30th anniversary of its connection to the Internet on April 30, 2016.
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S&P revises Italy rating from BBB to BBB-
Standard & Poor’s has cut its Italy rating to BBB- da BBB and revised its outlook from negative to stable, the ratings agency said Friday December 5, 2014.
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Renzi Government Wins Parliament’s Confidence
Premier Matteo Renzi’s new government gained the backing of parliament on Tuesday when it won a confidence vote in the Lower House, with 378 votes in favor, 200 against, and one abstention.
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Renzi will become the 3rd premier from Florence
Democratic Party’s secretary Matteo Renzi was given a mandate to try to form a government from Italian President Giorgio Napolitano on Monday. He will be the third prime minister from the Tuscan capital since the beginnings of the Italian Republic.
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