Italy announces 9.1 bln euro aid package to counter soaring energy prices


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  • Saturday, 12 Nov 2022

ROME, Nov. 11 (Xinhua) -- The Italian government on Friday unveiled a 9.1-billion-euro (9.4-billion-U.S. dollar) package aimed at helping businesses and struggling families deal with skyrocketing energy costs.

Announcing the plan, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said it would provide an "immediate response" to needs created by higher energy bills.

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