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☆ Parents of ex Italy PM Renzi acquitted of false invoice charge
▼ + stars: | 2022-10-19 | by ( ) www.reuters.com time to read: +1 min

ROME, Oct 19 (Reuters) - An Italian appeals court has acquitted the parents of former prime minister Matteo Renzi on charges of issuing false invoices. "After years of struggle and pain, my parents were acquitted," Renzi said in a tweet. "I do not wish anyone to live through what my parents had to live through, they did not deserve so much hate. At the last national election on Sept. 25, Renzi teamed up with the Azione party led by Carlo Calenda and got about 8% of the vote. The lower court handed a third defendant, businessman Luigi Dagostino, a two-year term for having accepted bogus invoices.

Up to 200 million euros of the capital will come from France's AXA (AXAF.PA), MPS' partner in an insurance joint-venture. Another 50 million euros are being guaranteed by London-based fund Algebris, whose founder Davide Serra is a close associate of Lovaglio. The state will put in 1.6 billion euros towards the capital raising, based on its 64% stake. Local banking foundations in Tuscany - charitable organisations overseen by Italy's Treasury - have already put in some 30 million euros. After its market value shrunk to just 256 million euros, MPS will sell the new shares with a discount of only 8.6% over Wednesday's closing price stripped of subscription rights.

Another 50 million euros are being guaranteed by London-based fund Algebris, whose founder Davide Serra is a close associate of Lovaglio. The state will put in 1.6 billion euros towards the capital raising, based on its 64% stake. If MPS gathers less than the maximum 2.5 billion euros, the state's contribution will be proportionally reduced so as not to exceed 64% of the total. At least 100 million euros will come from France's AXA (AXAF.PA), MPS' partner in an insurance joint-venture. After its market value shrunk to just 256 million euros, MPS will sell the new shares with a discount of just 8.6% over Wednesday's closing price stripped of subscription rights.

Premierul Italiei, Giuseppe Conte, a anunţat luni în Camera Deputaţilor de la Roma că guvernul va interzice circulaţia pe timpul nopţii, pentru a limita răspândirea coronavirusului, informează DPA, citată de Agerpres. Alte măsuri cu acelaşi scop sunt închiderea muzeelor, închiderea mallurilor în weekend şi introducerea învăţământului la distanţă şi în licee. Numărul pasagerilor din mijloacele de transport în comun va fi redus şi mai mult, iar deplasările între regiuni cu multe cazuri va fi restricţionat. Premierul a adăugat că se vor aplica şi măsuri locale în zonele cu număr deosebit de mare de cazuri. Pentru reportaje video și emisiuni ne găsești pe Youtube , pentru fotografii și stories vino pe Instagram , iar pe Tik Tok îți oferim o doză de amuzament

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