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Newly elected Italian President Sergio Mattarella, center, flanked by Lower Chamber President Laura Boldrini, left, and vice-president of Italian Senate Valeria Fedeli, right, delivers his speech during his swearing-in ceremony at the Lower Chamber in Rome, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. Sergio Mattarella on Monday resigned from his post as constitutional judge, a day before his swearing-in ceremony. Mattarella, 73, was elected as the new president on Saturday, in the fourth round of balloting held by Italian parliament in joint session. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

Newly elected Italian President Sergio Mattarella, center, flanked by Lower Chamber President Laura Boldrini, left, and vice-president of Italian Senate Valeria Fedeli, right, delivers his speech during his swearing-in ceremony at the Lower Chamber in Rome, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015. Sergio Mattarella on Monday resigned from his post as constitutional judge, a day before his swearing-in ceremony. Mattarella, 73, was elected as the new president on Saturday, in the fourth round of balloting held by Italian parliament in joint session. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia) Stock Photo

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Sergio Mattarella; Laura Boldrini; Valeria Fedeli

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3 February 2015

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