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Italy s Newly Unelected Prime Minister, Mario Draghi, Has Urgent Unfinished Business With the World s Oldest Bank | naked capitalismIn his former role as governor of the Bank of Italy, Draghi was partly responsible for Monte dei Paschi s di Siena s decline Now he must reverse it

In his former role as governor of the Bank of Italy, Draghi was partly responsible for Monte dei Paschi’s di Siena’s decline. Now he must reverse it. Mario Draghi set a new precedent this week, becoming the first former ECB Chairman to head up a national government. And he did it without winning a single popular vote. The long-serving central banker and one-time managing director of Goldman Sachs International was handpicked by Italian president, Sergio Mattarella, to lead a so-called “government of experts”. Italy’s main political parties were by and large thrilled with the choice. So, too, unsurprisingly, were the markets.

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Call it karma? As Italy s PM, Draghi to face problems he helped create | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Call it karma? As Italy’s PM, Draghi to face problems he helped create If Italy’s prime minister-designate Mario Draghi gets his government off the ground, he will have to confront several thorny problems that – in previous jobs – he had a role in creating. Draghi, a former European Central Bank chief, is feted in Italian media as a national saviour and parties who have fought each other for years now want to join forces in his coalition, but his record has shadows as well as light. Resurrecting the Italian economy, the most chronically sluggish in the euro zone, will be his top priority, but he will also have big corporate headaches to resolve, from the plight of the world’s oldest bank to that of Italy’s main road-toll operator.

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Analysis: Call it karma? As Italy s PM, Draghi to face problems he helped create

6 Min Read ROME (Reuters) - If Italy’s prime minister-designate Mario Draghi gets his government off the ground, he will have to confront several thorny problems that - in previous jobs - he had a role in creating. FILE PHOTO: Former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi arrives for a meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace in Rome, Italy February 3, 2021. REUTERS/Yara Nardi/File Photo Draghi, a former European Central Bank chief, is feted in Italian media as a national saviour and parties who have fought each other for years now want to join forces in his coalition, but his record has shadows as well as light.

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Matter of great concern : Microplastics found in placentas of pregnant women for first time

‘Matter of great concern’: Microplastics found in placentas of pregnant women for first time Harry Cockburn © Provided by The Independent Scientists have described the discovery of microplastics in the placentas of new mothers as “a matter of great concern”, after new research identified a range of synthetic substances from relatively small tissue samples. The women who took part in the study in Italy had no complications with the births of their children, and the effect of the tiny plastic particles is unknown, however, experts have suggested plastics could provide a means for harmful chemicals to damage a developing foetus’s immune system.

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