Italian president dissolves parliament after Monti's resignation

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Italian president dissolves parliament after Monti's resignation

Italy's head of state dissolved parliament on Saturday following the resignation of Prime Minister Mario Monti, paving the way for a national election in February.    
      

"I have just signed the decree for the dissolution of parliament," President Giorgio Napolitano told reporters after consulting with political leaders.        
             

Monti resigned on Friday, a couple of months ahead of the end of his term of office, after his government lost the support of Silvio Berlusconi's center-right People of Freedom party.                      

The date of the election, widely expected to be Feb. 24, will be decided by Monti's cabinet, which remains in office in a caretaker capacity.


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