The resulting parliament was therefore weak and difficult to bring to an agreement, and lasted only two years before new elections were held in 1994. This was accelerated by the mani pulite scandal, which began shortly before the election and expanded in scope throughout 1992 and 1993.
The resulting parliament was weak and hard to agree on, lasting only two years before new elections were held in 1994. This was accelerated by the political scandal, which began shortly before the election and expanded in scope throughout 1992 and 1993.