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The leader of the Italy's "Five Star Movement" (M5S) and former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte votes in Rome in the parliamentary elections, which, according to the polls, are likely be won by the far right. While it was Italy's largest party four years ago with 32% of the vote, the M5S is now only predicted to take 10 to 13% of the vote. IMAGES
Rome (Italy), Oct 18 (EFE) .- (Camera: Antonello Nusca) The second round of municipal elections in 65 cities in 15 regions of the country, including Turin and Rome, will continue on Monday after a first election day held this Sunday and may turn into a triumph for Enrico Letta's Democratic Party (PD).FOOTAGE OF VOTING IN ROME OF THE SECOND DAY OF THE SECOND ROUND OF THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN 65 CITIES OF 15 REGIONS OF THE COUNTRY, BETWEEN TURIN AND ROME.
Rome, Oct 1 (EFE).-The current mayor of Rome, Virginia Raggi, from the Five Star Movement (M5S) ended her electoral campaign Friday ahead of the municipal elections on Oct 3 and 4, in which Rome, Milan, Naples, Turin and Bologna are preparing to elect new mayors and councillors. (Camera: ALVARO PADILLA).B-ROLL OF THE CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN OF THE MAYORAL CANDIDATE OF THE FIVE STAR MOVEMENT, VIRGINIA RAGGI, IN ROME, ITALY.
Santiago, Jun 13 (EFE).- Chile’s center-left became the great winner of second round regional elections held Sunday after winning most of the governorships, including that of the capital, with 99.9 percent of votes counted. (Camera: JOSÉ CAVIEDES).SHOT LIST: AUTHORITIES COUNT ELECTIONS VOTES IN SANTIAGO DE CHILE, CHILE.
Rome (Italy), 23 Oct (EFE) - (Camera: Paula Bernabeu) Scooters in Italian streets have caused hundreds of accidents. The purchase or rental of these means of transport have not stopped growing in cities like Milan or Rome, but the lack of rules and control around its use has resulted in historical centers crowded with badly parked scooters as well as accidents. FOOTAGE OF ELECTRIC SCOOTERS IN ROME.
Las Vegas, Feb 22 (EFE).- It was 1976 when Frank Fertitta Jr., an Italian-American from Texas who began his career in the gaming industry as a dealer, fulfilled a childhood dream with the opening of a casino in Las Vegas that laid the foundation for an empire now valued at more than $5 billion.Statements from Geoconda Argüello-Kline, secretary-treasurer of the Nevada Culinary Workers Union: "With this protest, we want to send the message to the Fertitta family that we will not stop fighting for workers' rights. Palm employees voted and won by a landslide in 2018 and the company has refused to give them a contract. These employees are only fighting for security, insurance, a decent salary, everything a worker needs to offer their family the best."
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