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The Italian government's attempt to cut the Rai fee by €20 was rejected by the Senate Budget Committee, with Forza Italia voting against it alongside opposition parties. Deputy Prime Minister Tajani and Forza Italia's Gasparri argued that the proposed cut would not provide real savings for citizens, while League members expressed disappointment and vowed to continue advocating for tax reductions. The situation highlights divisions within the ruling coalition, with calls for clarity on the government's majority.
Massimo Garavaglia
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government divided over rai fee cut amid calls for tax reductions
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