ROME (Reuters) - Italian President-elect Giorgio Napolitano will be sworn in before parliament as the country's first ex-communist head of state on Monday, starting a busy week in politics which will also bring a new prime minister.
By Wednesday, the 80-year-old senator is expected to ask Romano Prodi to form a government, more than a month after the centre-left leader won one of the tightest general elections in Italian history.
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