Italy´s government wins confidence vote
Out of 606 MPs who voted, 343 backed the new coalition, while 263 voted against while three abstained, according to the official count.
By AFP
September 10, 2019
ROME: Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte´s new government won a parliamentary confidence vote on Monday following a heated debate in the country´s lower house.
Out of 606 MPs who voted, 343 backed the new coalition, while 263 voted against while three abstained, according to the official count.
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