Update on: Emma Bonino, a great humanist figure in Italian politics, has died
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An article in Le Monde — Une is on "An update on: Emma Bonino, a great humanist figure in Italian politics, is dead", based on the facts presented in the source content provided.
The available transcript indicates that a tireless defender of human rights, in turn deputy, senator, foreign minister, parliamentarian and then European commissioner, this historic figure of the Italian Radical Party died on Friday at the age of 78.
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