Italy: Conte's resignation letter read at Chamber of Deputies

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SOT, Roberto Fico, President of Chamber of Deputies (Italian): "I inform you that on the 20th of August, 2019 the Chairman of the Council of Ministers sent me the following letter: 'Honourable President, I inform you that on today's date *inaudible*the Chief of the State the resignation of the cabinet that I preside. The President of the Republic has invited the government to stay in charge of the current affairs.' As I already pre-announced in the meeting of the group presidents, I inform you that following the resignation of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers, his planned communication will not take place. *LOOSE TRANSLATION*
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Giuseppe Conte's letter was read at the Italy's Chamber of Deputies in Rome, on Wednesday, one day after his resignation as the Italian prime minister.
The letter informing about the resignation was read by Chamber's president Roberto Fico.
Last week Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini filed a motion of no-confidence against Conte in the hopes that it will lead to snap elections, following a disagreement with his coalition partners, the Five Star Movement (M5S).
The Senate decided to have Conte address them first, during which he announced his resignation. Following consultations, Italian President Sergio Mattarella will have to decide whether to go ahead with new elections or try and have a new government
MANDATORY CREDIT: Camera dei Deputati (Chamber of Deputies)