Mayor of Rome Is a 'Good Guy' From Philly
Apr 01, 2014
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President Barack Obama called him a "good guy from Pittsburgh" on Friday. We got to know him as a "good guy from Philadelphia," the day before. But the country of Italy usually just calls him the mayor of Rome.
A day before meeting with the president of the United States, Mayor of Rome Ignazio Marino met with us, discussing how his life in Philadelphia has influenced the changes he's making in Rome as mayor of Italy's capital city.
Source: http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com
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