Padoan defends Italy's use of taxpayers' money to wind up two banks

BERLIN, June 29 (Reuters) - The costs of Italy's decision to wind down two failed regional banks pale in comparison with the large sums that Germany and Britain pumped into their financial sectors after the 2008 crisis, said Italian Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan.
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