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Italy - Parliament's No Confidence In Dini Debate

(25 Oct 1995) T/I: 10:14:45 The lower house of Italy's parliament, the Chamber of Deputies, on Tuesday night (24/10) began debating a motion of no confidence in the government of Lamberto Dini. The motion was introduced by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who hopes to win any new contest. On Tuesday, a hardline Communist leader Fausto Bertinotti supported Berlusconi's centre-right Freedom Alliance on the motion. In an address to parliament, Berlusconi urged Dini to resign before the vote. Critics accuse Berlusconi of having orchestrated the crisis to force elections before he is due to stand trial in January 1996. SHOWS: 24/10-RECENT PAN interior Chamber of Deputies CU Lamberto Dini reading WS government ministers and Chamber officials CU Chamber speaker Irene Pivetti SOT (in Italian): "Today's agenda is the discussion of the no-confidence vote against the government presented under article 94 of the Constitution by deputy Berlusconi and others" CU Silvio Berlusconi SOT (in Italian): "We will vote no-confidence in the present government and we hope other free men vote in the same way. But even if this motion is rejected, we will have had the merit of having fought in a transparent manner for a noble cause, that of human rights and democracy" WS Marxist splinter group Refounded Communism leader Fausto Bertinotti addressing Chamber CU Bertinotti SOT (in Italian): "We only propose to bring about the fall of an anti-popular government which is a polluting factor for democracy" WS government ministers CU Democratic Party of the Left leader, Massimo D'Alema, addressing Chamber, but being interrupted by shouts from right-wing members D'Alema SOT (in Italian): "This, as well, is an indication of a certain mentality" D'Alema sits down to applause Lawrence Gray, political scientist and professor at John Cabot University in Rome, SOT: "Berlusconi has been indicted. He is very interested in pushing elections as quickly as possible. He has simply looked the situation and probably calculated that the longer he stays away from a new election date the fewer chances he has to win, at least as the leader of a centre-right coalition going into that election, and especially as that election gets much closer to the date of his own hearings in Milan on corruption charges" CU bureau de change CU board showing exchange rates Young woman enters and hands dollars to clerk CU lira being paid out GVs newspaper headlines LA REPUBBLICA: An assault on Dini IL MESSAGERO: Berlusconi to Dini: Resign before the vote. But the premier forges ahead. Duel between D'Alema and Bertinotti CORRIERE DELLA SERA: Berlusconi to Dini: Resign before the vote LA STAMPA: Berlusconi: Dini, resign immediately. 2.57 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...