ROME (AP) — He’s a brash, kid-faced dynamo who is injecting fresh blood into Italy’s sclerotic politics — and the left’s great hope now that Silvio Berlusconi’s criminal convictions keep the long-time leader out of power.
And Matteo Renzi, elected in December as leader of the Democratic Party, has even cut a deal that many would have thought impossible.
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