Monti Returns to Italy to Respond to Earthquake, Bombing

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Prime Minister Mario Monti abandoned a NATO summit and returned to Italy yesterday to lead his government’s response to a fatal earthquake and attend the funeral of a 16-year-old victim of a terror bombing.

“I want to offer my support and condolences and that of my government to all the families of the victims and all the people that have been affected by this quake that is once again testing the region of Emilia-Romagna,” Monti told journalists in Chicago.