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6:51Now PlayingAn Italian mayor is offering a jaw-dropping deal for Americans to re-locate to an Italian village after Donald Trump won the election as a cruise line also offers an escape from the Trump administration with a new four year lodging cruise package. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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Italian village offers $1 homes to Americans upset by the US election result
"While many communities around the world have been wondering what to make of Donald Trump’s presidential re-election, a village on the Italian island of Sardinia has sniffed a potential opportunity.
Like many other places in rural Italy, Ollolai has long been trying to persuade outsiders to move in to revive its fortunes after decades of depopulation. It’s been selling dilapidated houses for as little as one euro — just over a dollar — to sweeten the deal.
Now, following the November 5 vote outcome, it’s launched a website aimed at would-be American expats, offering up more cheap homes in the hope that those upset by the result will rush to snap up one of its empty properties."
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