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Italy's government wins confidence vote on decree targeting migrant rescue ships

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Refugees
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Italy

24 July 2019

"Italy's government wins confidence vote on decree targeting migrant rescue ship:

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Italy's government wins confidence vote on decree targeting migrant rescue ships (Reuters, link):

"The Italian government won a parliamentary confidence vote on Wednesday on a security and immigration decree, in a victory for Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, who heads the far-right League party.

The government, which has been riven by internal strife in recent weeks, won the vote by 325 to 248."

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