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Italy staves off threat of Olympic sanctions with decree

Summary by Times of India

Italy on Tuesday approved a decree guaranteeing the autonomy of the country's Olympic committee, a day before the IOC was due to discuss imposing sanctions on the host of the 2026 winter Olympics over perceived government interference in sporting matters.

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Times of India

Italy staves off threat of Olympic sanctions with decree

3 years ago·India

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CTV News

Government decree saves Italy from Olympic suspension

The Italian government pushed through a last-minute decree Tuesday providing more autonomy for the country's Olympic committee in an effort to prevent the team from being suspended for the Tokyo Games.

3 years ago·Canada

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CBC News

Last-minute decree from government saves Italy from Olympic suspension

The Italian government pushed through a last-minute decree that provides more autonomy to the country's Olympic committee, which frees Italy from any possible punishment from the IOC

3 years ago·Canada

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abc News

Government decree saves Italy from Olympic suspension

The Italian government has pushed through a last-minute decree providing more autonomy for the country’s Olympic committee in an effort to prevent the team from being suspended for the Tokyo Games

3 years ago·United States

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National Post

Olympics-Italy staves off threat of Olympic sanctions with decree

BERLIN -- Italy on Tuesday approved a decree guaranteeing the autonomy of the country's Olympic committee, a day before the IOC was due to discuss imposing sanctions on the host of the 2026 winter Olympics over perceived government interference in sporting matters. Read More

3 years ago·Canada

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Sportsnet

Government decree saves Italy from Olympic suspension - Sportsnet.ca

ROME — The Italian government pushed through a last-minute decree Tuesday providing more autonomy for the country’s Olympic committee in an effort to prevent the team from being suspended for the Tokyo Games. It was one of the final acts of Giuseppe Conte’s government before the premier headed to the presidential palace to offer his resignation amid an unrelated political crisis. The International Olympic Committee’s executive board had on…

3 years ago·Canada

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