Three and a half weeks after the elections and Italy still does not have a government.
The vote was so split that no coalition was able to gain a controllable majority in either the house or senate.
Slowly they have been managing to agree upon minister, but they still have not been able to elect a new prime minister.
However, the deadlock hasn't kept legislation from beginning to be debated.
Adding to their troubles, the President's term is up on May 15, and Parliament has only til April 15 to begin the electoral process to fill that position.
It is doubtful if this Parliament will be able to agree on a President, since they can't agree on a Prime Minister.

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