ROME (Reuters) - Italian centre-left leader Matteo Renzi on Thursday piled pressure on Prime Minister Enrico Letta to resign, telling his Democratic Party (PD) at a leadership meeting that Italy needs a new government.
Renzi is widely expected to succeed Letta as prime minister if the PD leadership approves his proposal at the end of the meeting.
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