Venice mayor defends plans to introduce Coke machines

The mayor of Venice today defended a scheme allowing Coca-Cola to install vending machines in the city.

Venice mayor defends plans to introduce Coke machines
Mon, 23 Feb, 2009 - 16:34

The mayor of Venice today defended a scheme allowing Coca-Cola to install vending machines in the city.

Mayor Massimo Cacciari had been accused of spoiling the image of Venice.

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