Italy’s Prime minister Paolo Gentiloni arrives on the first day of a summit of European Union (EU) leaders at the EU headquarters in Brussels, on March 22, 2018. ROME (AFP) – Italy’s outgoing government said Wednesday (March 28) that a new minimum income scheme launched at the start of the year is working, but needs to be beefed up further with additional resources.
Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni has officially tendered his resignation after his centre-left government was defeated in the March 4 general election, but he is continuing to run day-to-day affairs until a new administration can be formed.
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