The Italian centre-right's difficulties in forming a government

The overwhelming victory of the centre-right in the last general elections does not imply, and in practice will not imply, an easy formation of the new government that, in principle, should govern during the 20th Legislature (or rather, it should be said that it will begin governing, because it is difficult for there not to be a change of government at least once in between, following the tradition of the short duration of each government).

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