ROME—The Italian authorities permitted a new €25 billion ($28.94 billion) spending equipment late Wednesday, a day after European Union leaders agreed on a €1.8 trillion equipment aimed in huge part to attend Italy and other southern European countries blunt the industrial affect of the coronavirus pandemic.
The modest size of Italy’s measures—the third equipment of stimulus spending bringing the total to €105 billion earmarked from this spring—displays the challenges Italy faces to to find the money wanted to fight what’s expected…
