Reform Minister Maria Elena Boschi said that her father should be punished if he committed offences in his former role as vice president of Banca Etruria, one of four crisis-hit Italian lenders saved by a controversial recent government decree. Boschi faces a no-confidence vote in parliament over the issue on Friday. "I'm proud to be part of a government that expresses a very simple concept - those who do wrong, must pay, whoever they are, without any differences or favouritism," she said. "If my father did wrong, he must pay".
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