Fingerprinting may be universal
From Times Wire Reports
An Italian parliamentary panel gave initial approval to a plan to fingerprint everyone in the country, a move that could defuse criticism over a mandatory program to fingerprint Gypsies.
The House of Deputies finance commission gave the go-ahead to funding for fingerprinting starting in 2010 for national identity cards.
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