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No one, no social group, can today avoid the commitment to contribute to the clean up of public finances in order to prevent the financial collapse of Italy. The sacrifices will not be in vain, especially if the economy begins to grow again.

Giorgio Napolitano

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Niemand, keine soziale Gruppe, kann sich heute der Verpflichtung entziehen, zur Sanierung der öffentlichen Finanzen beizutragen, um den finanziellen Zusammenbruch Italiens zu verhindern. Die Opfer werden nicht umsonst sein, besonders wenn die Wirtschaft wieder zu wachsen beginnt.

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