ROME (Reuters) - The Italian parliament convened on Friday for the first time since last month's deadlocked election with no sign of a deal to end the stalemate and yield a new government able to tackle reforms in the euro zone's troubled third-largest economy.
The parties have so far failed to find a way out of the impasse created by the election, which left the centre left with a majority in the lower house but without the numbers to control the Senate and form a government.
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