Premier Matteo Renzi said
Wednesday that he felt "horror and dismay" at the massacre in
Paris where a gunman attacked satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo,
killing at least 12. "Violence will always lose against freedom
and democracy," Renzi said, adding he felt close to French
President Francois Hollande and Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo. Gunmen
walked into the Paris offices of the weekly and opened fire,
injuring a number of others, including four critically. Hollande
said that the attack was terrorism "without doubt".
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