Italy’s parliament is divided among three mutually incompatible political forces, with none strong enough to rule alone. Worse, one of these forces, which won 25% of the vote, is an anti-euro populist party, while another, a Euro-skeptic group led by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, received close to 30% support, giving anti-euro parties a clear majority.
芝加哥—站在欧洲稳定的立场看，意大利选举结果可谓坏到了极点。意大利议会分裂为三个互不相容的政治阵营，没有一个强大到足以单独执政。更糟糕的是，其中一个获得了25%选票的阵营是反欧元民粹主义政党，另外一个支持率近30%的阵营是前总理贝卢斯科尼领导的欧元怀疑派，这使得反欧元政党占据明显多数。