The new government of Italy formed by the Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni received a vote of confidence from both chambers of the parliament, reports DW. The Italian government and the new prime minister received a support from 368 deputies and 169 senators; 105 deputies and 99 senators voted against. The approval of both chambers of the Italian Parliament means that the new government will officially begin his term in office.
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