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I'll say it again: Amato is a liar and a poor man. He's someone who has to do anything to stay where he is, in his chair. But what can I do? Should I tell him to fuck off?

— Massimo D'Alema

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Notes from Wikiquote

La Stampa (May 11, 1993); as quoted in Marco Travaglio, Carta Canta – Proto-Vaffa Day, Repubblica.it (September 21, 2007)

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