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See how Europe’s newspapers are playing the Italian election mess
Here’s a selection of front pages from European newspapers reacting to the stalemate in Italy’s election.
Kleine Zeitung (Graz, Austria): “Neighbor in distress”
Kurier (Vienna, Austria): “Italy becomes ungovernable”
De Morgen (Brussels, Belgium): “Berlusconi holds Italy hostage”
Neue Westfälische (Bielefeld, Germany): “Stalemate endangers euro union”
Ara (Barcelona, Spain): “Ungovernable”
L’Arena (Verona, Italy): “Italy, what now?”
Heilbronner Stimme (Heilbronn, Germany): “Italian election ignites euro crisis”
Bonus: the website of Bild (Germany): “Will they break our euro now?”
Thanks to the excellent Newseum site that hosts newspaper front pages from around the world.
