The Latest Breaking News from Italy

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ROME — Sergio Mattarella was reelected as Italy’s president, offering relief to investors by setting up former European Central Bank head Mario Draghi to remain prime minister.

President Sergio Mattarella had already signed a lease on a new apartment and called in the packers, making it clear he wanted to leave the Quirinale Palace the minute his seven-year mandate expired on Feb. 3.

ROME — Italy’s political parties are set to elect outgoing President Sergio Mattarella to a second term after failing to break a political impasse over who will replace him.

Mattarella, 80, agrees to serve a second seven-year term after political parties fail to find an acceptable alternative.

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80-year-old did not want a new term but was persuaded to stay on after failure to find successor

Italian political leaders are still scrambling to clinch a deal that will give the country its next president