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Giorgio Amendola and Italian crisis

Aug 26, 1974; Rome, Italy; The Itallian Communist Party emerged to solve the country's acute economic crisis. The sharpest indication come in a speech by party president LUIGI LONGO (L) at a Central Commottee meeting and published by the Communist newspaper L'Unita, he criticized ENRICO BERLINGER (R) advocated of an historic compromise of sharing power with ruling Christian Democrats and communist leader GIORGIO AMENDOLA (standing). Amendola, for his part, criticized some trade union leaders who opposed government austery measures to solve Italy's econimoc crisis

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