Journalists in Italy go on strike

Journalists in Italy go on strike

ROME, Italy - A man looks out of a kiosk window with a sign listing available newspapers in Rome on July 9, 2010. Almost no news was reported in Italy the same day as the country's federation of journalist unions went on strike to protest against a bill that would punish journalists reporting wiretap transcripts. (Kyodo)

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