Italy on Monday imposed a week-long ban on the short-selling of all types of stocks, while Spain said its own ban would last three months.
Meanwhile, the peace imposed on Italy from 1831 to 1848 favoured economic development, which came in varying degrees everywhere except in the south.
In a separate development, he apologised to Jews for saying recently that Mussolini, Italy's fascist dictator, had "never killed anyone".See article: Can Italy's government impose reform?Possibly militant; may be deadPolice in Indian-controlled Kashmir reportedly killed Nasir Mehmood Ahwan, allegedly the deputy leader of Jaish-e-Mohammad, a militant group.
When talks for the return of the artifacts stalled last year, Italy threatened to impose a cultural embargo against the museum.
Americans found it cheaper to purchase goods from the UK via Italy until the IMF stepped in and imposed the IMF fixed cross-rate system in favour of the UK and not Italy nor the US.
In 1940, Cluj, along with the rest of Northern Transylvania, became part of Miklós Horthy's Hungary through the Second Vienna Award imposed by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy.
The German amnesty may not prove as successful as the Italian one, analysts said, because Italy was much more lenient in the tax rate it imposed on repatriated funds -- just 2.5percentt, compared with Germany's 25percentt.
In the study, deficit irrigation (DI) strategies were imposed on a young orange orchard in Sicily (Southern Italy) with the aim to monitor and analyze crop physiological features, first yield and fruit quality data for possible negative effects.
The failure to convince Qatar to inject up to €1bn means that Italy will have to impose losses on bondholders before it can stump up cash because of new EU rules intended to prevent taxpayers from picking up the bill for bank losses.
