ROME (Reuters) - Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said on Sunday Mario Monti's technocrat government might not survive until scheduled elections in 2013 if it promoted reforms opposed by his centre-right party.
Berlusconi was forced to resign before jeering crowds last weekend as Italy's debt crisis began to spiral out of control, but he remains a powerful political force thanks to his PDL party, the largest in parliament.
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