(ANSA) - Rome, December 6 - Most Italians are not in favour
of following Britain's lead and leaving the European Union, with
62% saying it would not be a good idea, according to a report
released on Friday by research institute CENSIS.
The report said 25% were in favour of 'Italexit'.
It said 61% are against returning to having the Lira as
Italy's currency, with 24% in favour.
Almost half, 48% are against bringing back customs checks
within the EU, on the grounds that it would hamper the free
movement of good and people, while 32% would like them back.
Most Italians against leaving EU -report
62% don't want Italexit, 61% against reverting to Lira