Matteo Renzi
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Italy joins rest of Europe in giving rights to gay couples
Thursday, May 12, 2016Italy was the last of the European Union's 28 nations to grant legal recognition to civil unions. -
Italy’s prime minister mulls confidence vote to pass gay rights bill
Sunday, February 21, 2016Italian Premier Matteo Renzi is considering resorting to a risky confidence vote in the Senate to ensure the passage of a bill allowing civil unions, but not marriage, for gay couples.
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