Define "Bailout"

When the public hears the of a bank "bailout" they picture rich bank shareholders being rescued by taxpayers. That is usually not the case as the common shares typically become worthless or very close to it. 

Often it is the executives that get bailed out, they keep their jobs and bonuses. That is despicable.

Usually the rank and file employees get bailed out. They keep their jobs and their pensions are protected.

In the case of Monte des Paschi here, I have seen no discussion of just who is getting bailed out and to what extent. There is discussion that the retail bond investors would likely be bailed out but maybe not.  It seems implicit that long-time common share holders are losing almost their total investments (compared to where the shares were years ago).