Italy's Berlusconi says center-right agrees pact on next PM candidateROME (Reuters) - Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said on Tuesday he and the leader of the Northern League had agreed a pact to choose the candidate to head an eventual center-right governing coalition, a newspaper reported. Italy is expected to hold a national election by March that polls suggest the center-right would win, though it would be unlikely to obtain a working majority of seats in parliament. Berlusconi was banned from running for office in 2013 due to a tax fraud conviction, but is hoping the European Court of Human Rights will overturn this when it reviews his case in November. He told the Corriere della Sera newspaper in an interview  that he and Matteo Salvini agreed that  whichever party of the center-right gets more votes  would propose a prime minister for the center-right. According to a poll released by the EMG Aqua agency on Monday, the Northern League is running at 14.8 percent, Berlusconi s Forza Italia (Go Italy!) at 12.2 percent and the third center-right party, Brothers of Italy, at 5.0 percent. That makes the trio largest single bloc with about 32 percent. Berlusconi told the newspaper he was convinced Forza Italia would get the most votes. He did not say who the party s candidate would be if he could not run.    According to the same poll, the governing center-left Democratic Party (PD) has about 27 percent and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement about 28 percent. worldnews
italy berlusconi says agrees pact next pm candidaterome reuters former prime minister silver berlusconi said tuesday leader northern league agreed pact choose candidate head eventual governing coalition newspaper reported italy expected hold national election march polls suggest would win though would unlikely obtain working majority seats parliament berlusconi banned running office due tax fraud conviction hoping european court human rights overturn reviews case november he told corriere della sera newspaper interview matter saving agreed whichever party gets votes would propose prime minister according poll released em aqua agency monday northern league running percent berlusconi forza italia go italy percent third party brothers italy percent that makes trio largest single bloc percent berlusconi told newspaper convinced forza italia would get votes he say party candidate would could run according poll governing democratic party pd percent movement percent worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Italy's Berlusconi says center-right agrees pact on next PM candidateROME (Reuters) - Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said on Tuesday he and the leader of the Northern League had agreed a pact to choose the candidate to head an eventual center-right governing coalition, a newspaper reported. Italy is expected to hold a national election by March that polls suggest the center-right would win, though it would be unlikely to obtain a working majority of seats in parliament. Berlusconi was banned from running for office in 2013 due to a tax fraud conviction, but is hoping the European Court of Human Rights will overturn this when it reviews his case in November. He told the Corriere della Sera newspaper in an interview  that he and Matteo Salvini agreed that  whichever party of the center-right gets more votes  would propose a prime minister for the center-right. According to a poll released by the EMG Aqua agency on Monday, the Northern League is running at 14.8 percent, Berlusconi s Forza Italia (Go Italy!) at 12.2 percent and the third center-right party, Brothers of Italy, at 5.0 percent. That makes the trio largest single bloc with about 32 percent. Berlusconi told the newspaper he was convinced Forza Italia would get the most votes. He did not say who the party s candidate would be if he could not run.    According to the same poll, the governing center-left Democratic Party (PD) has about 27 percent and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement about 28 percent. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: italy berlusconi says agrees pact next pm candidaterome reuters former prime minister silver berlusconi said tuesday leader northern league agreed pact choose candidate head eventual governing coalition newspaper reported italy expected hold national election march polls suggest would win though would unlikely obtain working majority seats parliament berlusconi banned running office due tax fraud conviction hoping european court human rights overturn reviews case november he told corriere della sera newspaper interview matter saving agreed whichever party gets votes would propose prime minister according poll released em aqua agency monday northern league running percent berlusconi forza italia go italy percent third party brothers italy percent that makes trio largest single bloc percent berlusconi told newspaper convinced forza italia would get votes he say party candidate would could run according poll governing democratic party pd percent movement percent worldnews