Italy's New Prime Minister Working on Forming a Coalition Government

May announce ministers before Sunday

Reason Staff | 4.26.2013 7:56 AM

(Reuters)—Italian prime minister-designate Enrico Letta held talks with other political figures on Friday on forming a coalition government but said differences with former premier Silvio Berlusconi's center-right party still needed to be resolved.

Berlusconi said he was confident the remaining issues between rival parties could be sorted out.

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Italy's New Prime Minister Working on Forming a Coalition Government

May announce ministers before Sunday

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