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  1. Rome, the capital of Italy, is noted for its status, while the government attempts to crack down on squatted properties.

Municipio I governs Rome's Centro Storico and submitted observations to Roma Capitale's draft.

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Municipio I governs Rome's Centro Storico and submitted observations to Roma Capitale's draft.

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