Enrico Letta
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Enrico Letta is an Italian politician who served as prime minister of Italy from 2013 to 2014. He succeeded Mario Monti, who led a technocratic government during a period of public debt crisis. Letta is a leader within the Democratic Party. His political career includes serving in various capacities within the Italian government.12
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Silvio BerlusconiProsecutions, political ban, and continued influence of Silvio Berlusconi…the PdL moved to support Enrico Letta, a moderate member of the Democratic Party (Partito Democratico; PD), and a cross-party coalition government was formed. Another trial reached its conclusion in June 2013, when Berlusconi was found guilty of soliciting sex from an underage prostitute and sentenced to seven years in…
Read More…the PdL moved to support Enrico Letta, a moderate member of the Democratic Party (Partito Democratico; PD), and a cross-party coalition government was formed. Another trial reached its conclusion in June 2013, when Berlusconi was found guilty of soliciting sex from an underage prostitute and sentenced to seven years in…
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…wing, which had sided with Letta and forced Berlusconi’s volte-face, subsequently broke away under the leadership of Angelino Alfano to become the New Centre Right (Nuovo Centrodestra; NCD) party.
Read More…wing, which had sided with Letta and forced Berlusconi’s volte-face, subsequently broke away under the leadership of Angelino Alfano to become the New Centre Right (Nuovo Centrodestra; NCD) party.
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