16. San Marine Cabinet
The 16th cabinet consisted of the Partito Democratico Cristiano Sammarinese (PDCS), Partito Socialista Sammarinese (PSS) and Movimento Libertà Statuarie (MLS) and ruled San Marino from March 27, 1973 to November 11, 1974. The PDCS provided seven, the PSS two and the MLS one minister.
The Christian Democrats and the Partito Socialista Democratico Independente Sammarinese (PSDIS) had ruled together since the Rovereta clashes in 1957 . At the beginning of 1973 the cooperation, which was marked by increasing distrust between the partners, ended, and the cabinet submitted its resignation on February 2, 1973. After several weeks of negotiations, the PDCS, PSS and MLS agreed on a new government. This began a phase of cooperation between Christian Democrats and Socialists that lasted until 1983, some of whom formed the government together with other coalition partners.
List of ministers
The San Marinese constitution has no head of government; in the diplomatic protocol, the foreign minister takes on the role of head of government.
| Office | minister | Political party | Term of office |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foreign | Gian Luigi Berti | PDCS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
| Interior | Giuseppe Lonfernini | PDCS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
| Finances | Remy Giacomini | PSS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
| tourism | Federico Bigi | PDCS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
| Judiciary | Leo Marino Dominici | MLS | March 27, 1973 - April 30, 1974 |
| Renzo Bonelli | MLS | April 30, 1974 - November 11, 1974 | |
| Public Works | Gian Vito Marcucci | PDCS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
| education | Ferruccio Piva | PDCS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
| health | Giordano Bruno Reffi | PSS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
| job | Pietro Reffi | PDCS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
| Agriculture | Francesco Valli | PDCS | March 27, 1973 - November 11, 1974 |
Remarks
- ^ Segretario di Stato per gli Affari Esteri e Politici
- ^ Segretario di Stato per gli Affari Interni
- ^ Segretario di Stato per le Finanze, il Bilancio e la Programmazione
- ^ Deputato per il Turismo, lo Sport e lo Spettacolo
- ^ Deputato per la Giustizia
- ^ Deputato per il Lavori Pubblici e le Communicazioni
- ^ Deputato per la Pubblica Istruzione e la Cultura
- ↑ Deputato per la Previdenza, la Sicurezza Sociale, l'Igiene e la Sanità
- ^ Deputato per il Lavoro, l'Artigianato e il Commercio
- ^ Deputato per l'Agricultura e l'Industria
Changes
- on April 30, 1974 Renzo Bonelli replaced the resigned Justice Minister Leo Marino Dominici
literature
- Domenico Gasperoni: I Governi di San Marino. Storia e personaggi. AIEP Editore, Serravalle 2015, ISBN 978-88-6086-118-4 , pp. 209-214.
1st cabinet (1943) | 2nd cabinet (1943) | 3rd Cabinet (1943–1944) | 4th Cabinet (1944–1945) | 5th Cabinet (1945) | 6th Cabinet (1945–1949) | 7th Cabinet (1949–1951) | 8th Cabinet (1951) | 9th Cabinet (1951–1955) | 10th Cabinet (1955–1957) | 11th Cabinet (1957–1959) | 12. Cabinet (1959–1964) | 13th Cabinet (1964–1966) | 14th Cabinet (1966–1969) | 15th Cabinet (1969–1973) | 16th Cabinet (1973–1974) | 17th Cabinet (1974–1976) | 18th Cabinet (1976–1978) | 19th Cabinet (1978–1983) | 20th Cabinet (1983–1986) | 21st Cabinet (1986–1988) | 22nd Cabinet (1988–1992) | 23rd Cabinet (1992–1993) | 24. Cabinet (1993–1998) | 25th Cabinet (1998–2000) | 26. Cabinet (2000–2001) | 27th Cabinet (2001–2002) | 28th Cabinet (2002) | 29th Cabinet (2002) | 30. Cabinet (2002–2003) | 31st Cabinet (2003–2006) | 32nd Cabinet (2006–2007) | 33rd Cabinet (2007–2008) | Patto per San Marino (2008–2012) | Bene Comune (2012–2016) | 36th Cabinet (since 2016)