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Rome — Italy's Five Star Movement remains a coalition government, but wants a series of policy changes, party leader Giuseppe Conte said after meeting with Prime Minister Mario Draghi on Wednesday.
"We will share the responsibility of the government, as we have done in a loyal and constructive way, but we hope for a big change," Conte told reporters. Told.
In a request for a document submitted to Draghi, the five-star urges the government to immediately reduce labor taxes and guarantee the future of the "citizen's wage" poverty alleviation system. He said he asked. -Star flagship policy.
Conte said Draghi requested for a while to consider the party's request. (Report by Gavin Jones, edited by Crispian Balmer)
