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Reuters: Renzi faces pressure to stay in office as Italy referendum defeat looms
When a handful of European leaders met Barack Obama in Berlin this month to say their goodbyes, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi informed the group that he may well lose power before the U.S. president.
While Obama leaves office on Jan. 20, Renzi has promised to resign if he does not win a Dec. 4 referendum on constitutional reform, opening the way for renewed political instability in the eurozone's third largest economy.
"I have no desire to hang around if I lose," Renzi told the gathering, according to a diplomatic source who was at the low-key Nov. 18 meeting.
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WNU Editor: First Brexit. Trump 3 weeks ago. And now this referendum in Italy where NO supporters are ahead by 11%. Change is clearly in the air. As for this referendum .... in a worse case scenario this will be the 2008 financial crisis all over again.
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