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Published on 10 November 2011

The interest rate on Italian debt has soared past the 7% mark, making credit crunch increasingly likely. The Italian daily, owned by the national association of business leaders, wants a quick response.

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Hurry! – Il Sole-24 Ore

Italian President Giorgio Napolitano has appointed Mario Monti - former EU commissionner and prime minister in waiting - as senator for life.

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We have a senator – Il Manifesto

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While Rome burns, the eurozone fiddles – The Daily Telegraph

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Italy sets the Eurozone on fire – La Tribune

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Italy brings Europe nearer to the abyss – ABC

After meetings in the gardens of his residence in Athens, the Greek president is unable to appoint a new Prime Minister, with party leaders vetoing each candidate.

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Operetta — the leaders, the gardener and poor Greece – Ta Nea

The Franco-German axis wants to create a hard core of eurozone countries. Some members may be shown the exit. "It would be the end of Europe as we know it," writes the Madrid daily.

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Merkel and Sarkozy re-design the eurozone – El País

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