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The Times of Israel
The political crisis in Italy is over after professor Giuseppe Conte has agreed to head the new coalition government formed by the anti-immigrant right-wing League and the 5-star anti-Syndicate Movement, surrendered by global agencies.
The meeting with the Italian President Sergio Mattarella, was held yesterday evening, Conte received a mandate from the head of the state to form a government, and he accepted. Conte immediately presented the composition of the new cabinet.
Later, Secretary General of the Presidential Administration, Ugo Dzamppeti, announced that the new Government's oath ceremony will take place today at 16:00 local time.
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