ROME (Reuters) - Italy is likely to register a strong protest vote against belt-tightening on Monday in local elections that will provide a fresh snapshot of Europe's changing political landscape a year ahead of a national ballot.
Taking place against the backdrop of a tense and sombre national mood, the second round of voting to choose city majors involves nearly 120 local administrations.
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