ROME (Reuters) - Caretaker Prime Minister Mario Monti, leading a centrist bloc in Italy's national election, appealed to his main rivals on Sunday to agree to a television debate before next week's vote.
The former economics professor and European commissioner has struggled during his first-ever political campaign, and polls show him in fourth place and with no momentum.
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