Italia Viva, the Former Prime Minister, Is the Main Obstacle in His Way to a Snap Election

The ex boss of the european central bank and former managing director of goldman sack, has said he wants to be president. But nearly all parliamentarians are desperate to keep him on as prime minister. That is because if drage did become president, it would almost certainly mean a snap general election. And that is the last thing parties such as the at left, five star, which has the most seats in parliament, and the post communist partito democratic want support for dragi. So naturally, it wants to delay elections as long as possible.