to finance all those social welfare for example luigi ma has promised he also has to prove to push through with the push back of my migrants this is what the league are not ones so here's a here's a lot of things on his plate now and nobody knows if he is able to do that and he needs of course the backing of both. vini they will be in the cabinet they be ministers there and will of course try to you know to have mr count as a puppet on a string bearing it in a row thank you so much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world but run days and actual commission as results from last week's referendum show that voters have approved extending the presidential term limits with seventy three percent voting in favor of the constitutional amendments the changes could mean that. president in currencies that stays in office until twenty thirty four opposition groups and activists have challenge the vote saying it took place in a climate of fear and intimidation part of why has opened its israeli embassy in jerusalem the second country to do so after the united sta

through a hardline anti immigrant agenda as italy's next interior minister he and coalition partner luigi de ma you know from the five star party want to deport half a million migrants as part of their agreement but experts say that might not succeed they will try things but i don't think they will be able to do really effective things the common basis of these parties is these idea that they are both. i do not expect. a very long long then the incorporate. after months of uncertainty there's a sense of relief among the general population polls suggest six in ten italians are ready to welcome a populist coalition government. we've had very little substantial progress in politics over the last few years i hope this alliance if you can call it that will make a positive difference but. also most tension that i feel nervous about this. we're taking a big risk. on kevin. i think change is good italians have had enough of traditional politics and we haven't got much to show for. but many refugees in italy like to come up to and from mali have reason to feel uneasy now. i think it's crazy that they ac

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