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Italy's ruling coalition may form new govt
ROME. Oct 13: Italy's caretaker ruling coalition said after talks late on Sunday it might be able to salvage its parliamentary majority and form a new centre-left government with Ramano Prodi as Prime Minister. reports Reuter.
"The meeting went well." Luigi Manconi, spokesman for the Green Party which is part of the coalition, told reporters.
"It s still possible to work to rebuild the majority. The one thing which is certain is that the will exists to rebui Id a ma-«led by this premier
)," said Manconi.
"It's up to Communist Refoundation. which taused the government collapse, to give signals and guarantees and to take steps forward." he added.
His comments were j’/eeted enthusiastically by the communists. who forced Prodi to resign as Prime Minister last Thursday by refusing to vote his 1998 draft budget through the lower house chamber of deputies .
"Good news at last." said Refoundation official Nerio Nesi.
"Now dialogue can begin again. I'm convinced that If we get round a table an agreement
can be reached. What's certain is that no one wants to humiliate anyone else."
Refoundation's employment spokesman Franco Giordano sounded a similarly positive note.
"Now we can open a real dialogue without prejudice." he said. There must be dialogue on the budget but also on issues outside that, starting with the 35-hour week."
Prodi declined to comment as he left the prime minister s offices where the Ulivo (Olive tree) coalition meeting took place. Tve nothing to say, leave me in peace," he told reporters.
Tm just hungry." he added as he walked towards a restaurant with his wife and two colleagues.
Sunday's developments were the clearest indication yet that Ulivo and Refoundation can patch up their differences and avoid the need for either an interim government of technocrats or a snap general elec tion
Refoundation had given Prodi a parliamentary majority since he was elected 17 months ago.