Italian Economic Dilemma
As the Italian debt crisis grew rapidly, seventeen years of leading Italy came to an end for Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi as the Italian economy issues became too much to handle. However, it's going to take a lot more to fix the economic struggles than having a Prime Minister resign.
Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi Denies on Facebook He Will ResignItalian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi denied — on Facebook — reports that he would step down amid pressure from Italy̵...- Italy's Berlusconi agrees to resign - The Washington PostNov 8, 2011 ... Italy's Berlusconi agrees to resign amid mounting debt crisis. View Photo Gallery — Euro-zone leaders aim to stem t...
BBC News - Italy's Berlusconi faces key vote amid economy fearsNov 8, 2011 ... Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi faces a crucial budget vote in parliament, as support crumbles and his main coalition part...- Italy's Debt Crisis Deepens Despite Berlusconi's ... - New York TimesNov 9, 2011 ... Despite Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's pledge to resign, Italy's borrowing costs crossed a key financial an...
Italy's Debt Crisis: Why Does It Matter? - ABC NewsNov 9, 2011 ... Concerns about Greek debt have roiled stock markets for months, and led to predictions of a major financial crisis. Ita...- John Foy, a Fox Prop trader tweets:Berlusconi is a convenient scapegoat for the mess in Italy/Europe. The bounce if he goes will be shallow. The debt won't disappear with him.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15637486
- The end of Berlusconi and the future of Italy – Global Public Square ...Nov 11, 2011 ... Egypt's dire economy ... Berlusconi's economic faults were legion. .... Enter your email address to follow thi...
Italian Premier Berlusconi Resigns After Economic Reforms Passed ...Nov 13, 2011 ... Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi resigned Sunday after parliament's lower chamber passed European-demanded reform...
Italy 7%=unable fund itself. 3rd largest economy in EU. Debt:$2.6trillion. PIG together: €640billion! #economy bit.ly/uN7S49- Nouriel Roubini, Co-Author of Crisis Economics tweets:"Replacing Berlusconi with one of his servile lackeys is unacceptable. Italy needs a credible government run by a respected & competent leader.""http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15637486
- Bija Knowles from Rome in Italy tweets:
"Scary thought that the financial markets have more say in Berlusconi's political future than the voting Italian public #berlusconi #weakdemocracy"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15637486
- Financial crisis – Business 360 - CNN.com BlogsIf you hadn't noticed yet, the European economy is pretty close to crumbling ... ninadossantos.blog.pic ... Italy's financial c...
