Berlusconi I cabinet

The Berlusconi I cabinet ruled Italy from May 10, 1994 to January 17, 1995. Silvio Berlusconi's center-right electoral alliance Polo delle Libertà won the parliamentary elections at the end of March 1994. The first government of Prime Minister Berlusconi had to contend with significant budget problems, which the independent Treasury Minister Lamberto Dini wanted to address with a controversial pension reform. The coalition failed after the head of the Lega Nord , Umberto Bossi , started negotiations in November 1994 with Massimo D'Alema from the KPI successor party Partito Democratico della Sinistra (PDS) and with the central politician Rocco Buttiglione , which then led to the formation of the Dini's existing cabinet made possible for non-party experts .

minister

Ministries	Surname	Political party
Prime Minister	Silvio Berlusconi	FI
Deputy Prime Minister	Roberto Maroni	LN
Deputy Prime Minister	Giuseppe Tatarella	ON
Exterior	Antonio Martino	FI
Interior	Roberto Maroni	LN
Judiciary	Alfredo Biondi	UdC
defense	Cesare Previti	FI
household	Giancarlo Pagliarini	LN
Finances	Giulio Tremonti	Patto Segni
treasure	Lamberto Dini	independent
Agriculture	Adriana Poli Bortone	ON
Public Works	Roberto Maria Radice	FI
traffic	Publio Fiori	ON
Industry	Vito Gnutti	LN
Foreign trade	Giorgio Bernini	FI
post Office	Giuseppe Tatarella	ON
health	Raffaele Costa	UdC
Work and social	Clemente Mastella	CCD
Cultural assets	Domenico Fisichella	ON
environment	Altero Matteoli	ON
schools	Francesco D'Onofrio	CCD
Universities and research	Stefano Podestà	FI
Minister with no portfolio	Surname	Political party
European politics	Domenico Comino	LN
Regions, administration	Giuliano Urbani	FI
Constitutional reforms	Francesco Speroni	LN
Relations with parliament	Giuliano Ferrara	FI
Social	Antonio Guidi	FI
Italian expatriate	Sergio Berlinguer	independent

Web links

• Berlusconi I cabinet in the history portal of the Chamber of Deputies
• Entry on governo.it