Alessandra Potenza

Alessandra Potenza is an Italian writer based in New York. She works at The New York Times Upfront.

How the Election Might Still Be Good for Italy

How the Election Might Still Be Good for Italy

Global Mar 4 2013, 8:55 AM ET

The stalemate will not last forever, and Grillo represents change, a rarely heard word in Italian politics. More »

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