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Sorry for the late reply, got caught up in school work and i haven't been on here, but yes italy does have more than two parties, there's a number of parties that have large stances in government but unfortunately most of them are right wing, a lot infact having direct ties to mussolini's party, and most of the remaining "left-wing" parties are reformists and basically just liberals; i can't vote yet even tho I'm 18 because i don't have citizenship yet, (italy has a really thick beurocracy, despite living here all my life; the communist party I'm currently looking at is the ICP, italian communist party but I'm gonna be honest most communists here are leftcoms, ultras, eurocommunists, and overall a lot of liberals pretending to be communists; the elections themselves are a bit complicated to explain, i myself don't think I've gotten a good understanding but it's an indirect democracy, so there is a form of voting but who actually gets power is elected from within the government.