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Quake-hit pig farmers struggle to survive

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Pig breeders Ada and Giuseppe Fausti were lucky to get out alive when Italy's earthquakes hit this year, but the damage to their farm on the outskirts of Norcia in Umbria is seriously affecting their business producing award-winning hams that are synonomous with the region.

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