Italian Official Gazette publishes Livigno fuel duty decree and new Umberto I hospital orders
Italy's Official Gazette of 31 October 2026 publishes four acts: two ministerial decrees from the Ministry of Economy and Finance and two ordinances tied to the new Umberto I Polyclinic hospital in Rome. The decrees cover a special fuel duty in Livigno and the outstanding capital after a government bond buyback auction. The ordinances set up a support structure for the hospital project and approve its design guidance document.
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What does it mean?
A special fuel duty rule for Livigno, a town in Italy's extra-customs zone, has been set by ministerial decree. Work on the new Umberto I hospital in Rome gets a formal support structure and an approved design plan.
Who is affected?
Fuel buyers and businesses in Livigno, and the team planning and building the new Umberto I hospital in Rome.