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Alitalia (2): from the EU the conditional go-ahead to make it public

Important is that there is no State aid

A current issue concerns the possible "nationalization" of Alitalia, with Italy taking 51% thanks to the intervention of a State partner and the remaining 49% that would be sold to a strong partner that could "let the carrier to fly", according to the words by Minister Danilo Toninelli.The EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager spoke about this and opened the possibility for Alitalia to publish...

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