European Parliament, Local Elections Boost for Italy’s Renzi
The Italian prime minister wins a strong mandate to continue his economic and political reforms.
The Italian prime minister wins a strong mandate to continue his economic and political reforms.
Italy’s new prime minister promises to reduce business and income taxes.
The new prime minister wins a confidence vote, but there are questions about his economic program.
The popular Matteo Renzi is expected to become prime minister.
The Italian prime minister hopes to draw dissident members of other parties into his coalition.
The former prime minister’s supporters oppose planned tax increases.
Likely prime ministerial candidate Matteo Renzi seeks to imitate Tony Blair’s centrist socialism.
Leftwingers, disappointed in the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, vote for the ruling party.
Enrico Letta’s most immediate concern may be splits within his own ranks.
The Italian left seems on the verge of collapse after failing to elect a president of its own.
The left-wing leader says he will step down once a new president is elected.
Conservatives accuse the left of breaking a pact to nominate a centrist president.
The mayor of Florence seems to be preparing for another leadership challenge.
Pier Luigi Bersani may have to do a deal with the right.
Party leader Pier Luigi Bersani’s former rival criticizes his efforts in forming a government.