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Italian Premier Mario Draghi attends a Lower Chamber session in the Italian Parliament, in Rome, Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021. Italy’s 5-Star Movement, the biggest bloc in Parliament, said Thursday that 15 senators will be expelled from the party after they voted “no” in a confidence vote for Premier Mario Draghi’s newly formed government. The decision was evidence of how Draghi’s appointment has badly split the 5-Stars, which was born as a grass-roots, anti-establishment protest movement opposed to the pro-European banking establishment that to many Draghi represents. (Riccardo Antimiani/Pool via AP)

Italian Premier Mario Draghi attends a Lower Chamber session in the Italian Parliament, in Rome, Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021. Italy’s 5-Star Movement, the biggest bloc in Parliament, said Thursday that 15 senators will be expelled from the party after they voted “no” in a confidence vote for Premier Mario Draghi’s newly formed government. The decision was evidence of how Draghi’s appointment has badly split the 5-Stars, which was born as a grass-roots, anti-establishment protest movement opposed to the pro-European banking establishment that to many Draghi represents. (Riccardo Antimiani/Pool via AP)

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