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"European history is sometimes messed up, but it is also exciting." Romano Prodi

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'European history is sometimes messed up, but it is also exciting.' Romano Prodi

"European history is sometimes messed up, but it is also exciting." Romano Prodi

Euronews speaks to former European Commission President and two-time prime minister of Italy, Romano Prodi in the Global Conversation.


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