ROME (Reuters) - Italian centre-left leader Matteo Renzi began the delicate task of trying to form a new government on Tuesday, facing questions about how he will fill key ministerial posts and the details of his ambitious reform agenda.
Renzi has promised a rapid programme of reforms, pledging to tackle the electoral and constitutional system, overhaul the public administration and reform labour market and tax rules, all within four months of taking office.
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