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<font color="white" size="1">APDec. 16, 2011: White House Press Secretary Jay Carney gestures during his
daily news briefing at the White House.Senate leaders reached a tentative agreement
Friday night on legislation to extend Social Security payroll tax cuts and
jobless benefits for two months while requiring President Barack Obama to accept
Republican demands for a swift decision on the fate of an oil
pipeline that promises thousands of jobs.A vote is expected to be held
as early as Saturday on the measure.Any deal would also require House
passage before it could reach Obama's desk.Racing to adjourn for the year,
lawmakers moved quickly to clear separate legislation avoiding a partial government shutdown
threatened for midnight -- focusing attention on the final disputed issue of
the year in an era of high joblessness and public dissatisfaction with
Congress.There was no immediate response to the compromise from the White House.Republican
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<font color="white" size="1">minated to keep a 2008 campaign pledge. To appease possible dissenters, the
government agreed to give deductions on the tax to Italians with large
families.Among those voting against the austerity package were lawmakers from the Northern
League, the regional party which was Berlusconi's crucial coalition partner in his
two decades in power. It is not clear if the League would
team up again with Berlusconi's People of Freedom party in the next
election campaign.But lawmakers are also keenly aware that if Monti fails, new
elections could come as early as this Spring. And much of the
electorate is unhappy with new and higher taxes, including a rising sales
tax, and changes to a pension system that only until a few
years ago allowed workers as young as 50 to retire with pensions
as much as 80 percent of their last paychecks.
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