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People walk past a &quot;Banca Carige&quot; bank branch in Milan, Italy, Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2019. Italy's populist government has stepped in to help guarantee struggling Banca Carige SpA, bending to pressure despite the ruling 5-Star Movement's longtime anti-bank bailout rhetoric. In a statement, the government said it passed a decree late Monday that guarantees future bond issues and foresees the possibility of a precautionary public recapitalization. Premier Giuseppe Conte said the measures were aimed at protecting the &quot;rights and interests&quot; of ordinary Carige account-holders. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)

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