Labro is a village, but it’s also a ‘comune.’ What’s that?

A A branch of the Vatican
B An administrative district
C A city where everyone shares everything

Both Italy and France use the designation for administrative districts within their borders, but the Italian spelling has just one ‘m.’ Roughly equating to a township, comunes are the third-level administrative divisions of Italy, after regions and provinces.

The correct answer is An administrative district.