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Italian Political Gridlock Threatens Euro

Published March 06, 2013

Italy is in a political deadlock following an election late last month that left parliament divided almost equally among three factions. Meanwhile, the country’s economic crisis continues, threatening the stability of the euro zone. VOA’s Al Pessin reports from Rome.

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