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Lamberto Dini

prime minister of Italy
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  • Map showing the regions, cities, and capitals of Italy
    Italy
    / Shifting power

    …head the government, this time Lamberto Dini, the former chief executive of the Bank of Italy and previously Berlusconi’s treasury minister. In January 1995 Dini formed a government of nonpolitical ā€œtechnocrats,ā€ supported by the Northern League and by the left-wing parties in parliament (the losers in the 1994 elections). This…

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    …head the government, this time Lamberto Dini, the former chief executive of the Bank of Italy and previously Berlusconi’s treasury minister. In January 1995 Dini formed a government of nonpolitical ā€œtechnocrats,ā€ supported by the Northern League and by the left-wing parties in parliament (the losers in the 1994 elections). This…

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