Minority in Italy Turns to Napolitano over Budget Cuts

Trieste/Ljubljana, 16 October - The heads of both umbrella organisations of the Slovenian minority in Italy, Drago Stoka and Rudi Pavsic, wrote a letter on Friday to Italian President Giorgio Napolitano asking him to act over the cuts in minority funding envisaged in the 2010 budget.

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Oct 16, 2009, 18:26 zm/mab/spo/sz/sz

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Publish time: Oct 16, 2009, 18:26

Category: Politics

Keywords: MINORITIES, ITALY, FUNDS

Author: zm/mab/spo/sz/sz

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