Italy’s Democratic Party leader used a rally Tuesday evening to try to galvanize center-left voters, especially young people, trying to confound opinion polls that indicate a right-wing campaign alliance is headed to triumph in this month’s election of a new Parliament.

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Italy's Democratic Party leader is galvanizing center-left voters, trying to confound opinion polls that indicate a right-wing alliance is headed to triumph in this month's parliamentary elections. Former Premier Enrico Letta told a rally Tuesday evening that “no destiny is…

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Associated PressROME (AP) — Italy’s Democratic Party leader is galvanizing center-left voters, trying to confound opinion polls that indicate a right-wing alliance is headed to triumph in this month’s parliamentary elections. Former Premier Enrico Letta told a rally Tuesday evening that “no destiny is written” already for the Sept. 25 elections. His chief rival, far-right leader Giorgia Meloni, is intent on becoming the first…

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ROME (AP) — Italy’s Democratic Party leader used a rally Tuesday evening to try to galvanize center-left voters, especially young people, trying to confound opinion polls that indicate a right-wing campaign alliance is headed to triumph in this month’s election of a new Parliament. “No destiny is already written,” former Premier Enrico Letta told a […]

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Italy’s left insists far-right isn’t destined to win vote

ROME (AP) — Italy’s Democratic Party leader used a rally Tuesday evening to try to galvanize center-left voters, especially young people, trying to confound opinion polls that indicate a right-wing campaign alliance is headed to triumph in this month’s election of a new Parliament.“No destiny is already written,” former Premier Enrico Letta told a few hundred people in a Rome square. “We will make a democratic and progressive Italy win” in the S…

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Former Premier Enrico Letta told a rally Tuesday evening that no destiny is written already for the Sept. 25 elections. His chief rival, far-right leader Giorgia Meloni, is intent on becoming the first woman to hold Italy's premiership.

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