The conservative billionaire former prime minister was ridiculed for promising free handouts for all Italians Credit: Remo Casilli/ REUTERS Silvio Berlusconi launched his election campaign on Thursday by promising a series of welfare benefits including a minimum monthly “dignity income” of 1,000 euros.
The basic income would be paid universally to ensure a minimum salary is received by all Italians – whether they are in work or not.
The conservative billionaire former prime minister also promised fiscal immunity for companies hiring young apprentices, and tax cuts and free veterinary treatment for owners of domestic pets.“Unfortunately there are in Italy 4.75 million […]
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