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Sports car entrepreneur revives country's business tradition in bid to aid Italy's ailing economy.
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Italy car firm hopeful about recovery
Family-run company hopes renowned industry can help pull country out of current financial crisis.
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Italy's lemon growers face economic squeeze
Economic crisis saps traditional lemon business in country's Amalfi coastline.
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Egyptians take on art of Italian pizza making
Many Italians are not interested in pursuing the country's age-old tradition of pizza making.
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Vatican marks Knights of Malta's 900 years
A medieval order dedicated to aid work around the world has marked 900 years of service.
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Italy's glassmakers shattered by recession
Island of Murano, renowned for fine quality skills, hit hard by economic woes and sale of fake glassware in market.
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Italy's centre-left picks nominee for PM
Pier Luigi Bersani of Democratic Party is favourite to become prime minister in next year's election.
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Italy's centre-left party to elect new leader
Choice between youth and experience as Democratic Party elects new leader ahead of 2013 election.
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Around 100 cruise-liners sail through Venice every year, bringing tourists and controversy.
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