Italian govt survives second confidence vote

Italy’s government today survived the second confidence vote in two days tied to funding for the country’s military operation in Afghanistan, giving final approval to the measure despite opposition from some far-left members of Premier Romano Prodi’s coalition.

Italy’s government today survived the second confidence vote in two days tied to funding for the country’s military operation in Afghanistan, giving final approval to the measure despite opposition from some far-left members of Premier Romano Prodi’s coalition.

Had the government lost the vote, it would have had to resign.

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