One year on from ousting from party colleague Enrico Letta to become the youngest-ever prime minister since fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, the go-getting Matteo Renzi is still the coolest kid on Italy’s political scene. Even if he has fallen short of delivering the radical change he promised when he conquered power.
Less than three weeks after a 22 February swearing-in ceremony, Renzi suggested that he could revolutionise Italy’s tax, justice, and bureaucratic systems in the space o...
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