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    Premier inspects quake-hit Italian factories

    Tue, 05/22/2012 - 12:03 EDT - Yahoo! Business News
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    Italian Premier Mario Monti visits a tent camp in the village of Finale Emilia, in the area hit by an earth quake, Tuesday, May 22, 2012. Italian Premier Mario Monti has promised to help small-scale businesses, especially factories and farms, in the region of northern Italy struck by quake. Monti's visit to the Emilia Romagna region included a stop at a ceramics factory where two workers died after it collapsed. In all, the quake claimed seven lives. (AP Photo/Gianfilippo Oggioni, Lapresse)The government approved some temporary tax relief to owners of property damaged in the quake-struck north Tuesday, as the premier promised swift help for small-scale businesses in the region — one of Italy's more productive.

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