ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said on Monday that he had no intention of calling a snap vote after his party's triumph in the European election, and that the victory should accelerate the passage of his ambitious economic and institutional reforms.
"We will respect the natural end of the legislature," Renzi said in a news conference in Rome. Parliamentary elections are not due until 2018. "The changes that we have promised must be made even faster than we had imagined."
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