ROME — Italy's center-left coalition, led by Pier Luigi Bersani, has a comfortable lead less than two months before the election, and outgoing Prime Minister Mario Monti's bloc may win up to 15 percent, a poll said. Monti was appointed in November 2011 to lead an unelected right-left government of experts to save Italy from financial crisis after Silvio Berlusconi quit amid a sex scandal and a crisis that threatened the euro. The 69-year-old's centrist formation is now in a three-way race with the center-left coalition, led by the Democratic Party (PD), and the center-right bloc, led by four-time prime minister Berlusconi's People of Freedom (PDL) party. — Reuters